Politics

Dr. Vincent Gaitho, MKU Pro-Chancellor, urges politicians to refrain from interfering with the education sector, citing its negative impact on Kenya’s future. His remarks follow controversy over Grade 10 placements, criticized by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Gaitho advocates for a calm environment, proper funding, and robust local investment in schools, praising Competency-Based Education and calling for an end to corruption.

Former KTDA Holdings Chairman David Muni Ichoho shared a goodwill message with Gatundu South residents, announcing his interest in the 2027 parliamentary seat. He emphasized unity, progress, and prosperity, pledging to enhance roads, healthcare, education, and economic growth. Ichoho promised to create jobs, support businesses, nurture youth, and value elders for a brighter Gatundu South.

A politician cautions against too many strong presidential candidates, warning they could divide the vote-rich Mt. Kenya region. Stephen Mwangi highlighted that while fielding candidates is democratic, a fragmented vote might inadvertently ensure President William Ruto’s easy re-election in 2027. He urges unity among residents.

The African Independent Pentecostal Church (AIPCA) has officially stated that women who disrupted a church service attended by President William Ruto were not legitimate congregants, identifying them as “hired goons.”