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The divided mountain politics shows no signs of abating

From left, Raphael Tuju, Jubilee Vice Chairman David Murathe, former Gatanga MP Peter Kenneth. [Collins Oduor/Standard]

The streak of pronouncements in the Mt Kenya region has shown no sign of abating as more provocative statements continue emanating from key leaders.

President Uhuru Kenyatta who many still consider as the region’s kingpin has constantly called on leaders to stop the 2022 succession politics and concentrate on development.

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