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Tone down toxic politics and focus on agendas that bring development

One of the most striking things in Kenyan politics is the abundance of vitriol, noisy fearmongering and sheer political madness. And all because of politics around the 2022 presidential succession.

From name-calling, mudslinging, religious and political involvement, Kieleweke and Tangatanga groupings, leaked footage of a conversation around rebuilding Kiambaa Church, a fake letter from a Cabinet secretary to the President and the “La Mada 40 assassination plot”, the list appears to be endless.

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