Categories: Politics

Waiguru cautions Mt. Kenya against being swayed by political parties’ wave

“Beyond 2022, life continued, and beyond 2027, we will still be here, living together as one people of Murang’a and the wider Mount Kenya region,” Governor Mbarire noted. “Let us continue to coexist peacefully and engage in politics with mutual respect. When leaders come to speak to you, let us listen to one another, but ultimately, the decision rests with you, the people.”

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