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Leaders urge Kenyans to shun divisive politics, back Ruto's government

President William Ruto arrives at African Divine Church Boyani Headquarter, Vihiga on November 2, 2025. [PCS]

A cross-section of political leaders has called for unity and cooperation within the government, urging communities and party members to put aside political divisions and support President William Ruto's administration in advancing national development.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi led the appeal, likening the current political landscape to a stormy sea that requires steadiness and teamwork. Speaking during a public function, Mudavadi urged leaders from all regions to remain steadfast and avoid being swayed by divisive politics.

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