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Speaking on Tuesday during an inspection tour of national government-funded projects in Buuri Constituency, Kindiki accused opposition leaders of spreading misinformation and lacking a clear development agenda.
Speaking during a Radio Generation interview, Kioni said unity in the opposition depends on how strong each party is on its own. He noted that parties are first focusing on building their structures and leadership before moving to joint political arrangements.
The Deputy President urged political leaders to redirect their energies toward supporting youth empowerment initiatives.
During the briefing, leaders criticised President William Ruto’s administration for what they described as a quiet sale of public assets without involving citizens, warning that such actions were disrespectful to the country’s long-fought sovereignty.
UDA criticised attempts to link state agencies to the claims of interference, insisting that officers on the ground were only performing their duty to secure the exercise. The party urged Kenyans not to be swayed by talk meant to create suspicion around agencies tasked with protecting voters.
The President also addressed the ongoing fact-checking of his State of the Nation address delivered on November 20, 2025. He said he was unshaken by the reviews from various media houses, adding that he is focused on carrying out government development programs.
The National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) released a draft timeline, noting that pre-election preparations will begin on October 30, 2025, but acknowledged that the schedule could change following consultations with political stakeholders.
Kalonzo also dismissed the effort by Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki to acknowledge opposition leaders, noting it went largely unnoticed.
Speaking during an interview with Radio Generation, Bashir acknowledged that some observers describe the opposition as “confused,” but she said this is a natural outcome of a diverse democratic system.
The DP stressed that Kenya is a democratic nation with established systems that allow anyone to seek elective positions without resorting to violence or extremism
The Independent National Electoral Commission confirmed the date on Saturday and announced that candidate nominations will take place from August 9 to 27.
Republicans, who currently hold a 53-47 majority in the Senate, are expected to bring the nomination to the floor for a vote in the coming weeks.