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According to Mugachia, the National Security Council is the country's highest organ on national security and is mandated to advise the President on security matters.
Mugachia said restoring the rule of law would be the cornerstone of his administration, describing it as the foundation upon which economic recovery and democratic governance would be built
Karua maintained that her decision is not open for negotiation, adding that she remains committed to the coalition and will stand behind the candidate selected through the agreed process, but only as a supporter.
He also called for greater youth empowerment and the protection of every Kenyan's democratic right to participate peacefully, arguing that political competition should be anchored in respect for constitutional freedoms and the rule of law
The opposition leader noted that political leadership should be measured by service to the people rather than the offices individuals hold, maintaining that meaningful public engagement continues regardless of electoral outcomes
Sifuna said the initiative is aimed at proving that the movement is funded by ordinary Kenyans rather than wealthy sponsors, dismissing claims that it is backed by powerful financiers.
Sifuna's public consultations are intended to gauge public support and ensure any presidential bid is informed by the views of citizens, rather than personal ambition, while also considering the constitutional requirements for candidates seeking the country's highest office
The Principal Secretary urged the public to disregard claims suggesting he is preparing to contest any elective position, reiterating that his priority is to advance Kenya’s interests through diplomacy while fulfilling his responsibilities in government
Kalonzo said the country needed a new style of leadership anchored on integrity, accountability and fairness. He pledged to restore public trust, strengthen institutions, and ensure equitable development if elected
Speaking during an interdenominational prayer and thanksgiving service at Kwanza Girls High School in Trans Nzoia County on Sunday, Murkomen said investigators have been tasked with establishing the identities of the suspects, the offences committed and those affected.
Oburu said it was difficult to understand why Gachagua still appeared unhappy after his side emerged victorious. He recalled that the former Deputy President had warned that the by-election would be stolen, but said the declaration of the results had proved those fears wrong.
President Ruto urged citizens to embrace unity and support development initiatives regardless of political competition