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Embu Governor, who also serves as the ruling party's chairperson, criticized certain leaders for allegedly organizing groups to heckle the President during the consecration and ordination of new Catholic Bishop Peter Kimani at the University of Embu on Sunday.
UDA leaders rally Mt. Kenya East to support Ruto and Kindiki for future development
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- 28 Jun 2025 - Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has dismissed allegations linking him to the funding and coordination of goons who infiltrated the June 25th Gen Z-led protests, instead shifting blame to the Ministry of Interior and accusing the state of…
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