Uhuru Kenyatta addressed a crowd in Kitale, Trans Nzoia County, during a memorial service for former Vice-President Michael Kijana Wamalwa. He called for free political competition and warned against the use of force or intimidation in political processes. Supporters chanted “Sifuna!”—a local expression of support for the right to choose leaders.
Wiper Patriotic Front Party Leader Kalonzo Musyoka also spoke at the event, defending Uhuru against criticism from President William Ruto. Kalonzo emphasized that Uhuru has the right to express his views on political matters. The event highlighted ongoing political tensions and public engagement in Kenya’s political discourse.
The rally underscored the role of public figures in shaping political narratives, with both leaders using the occasion to reinforce their positions. No immediate consequences were reported from the event, which remained focused on remembrance and political advocacy.
