Tag: Kindiki
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Kindiki camps in Mbeere, lays ground ahead of Thursday’s polls
Kindiki reinforces campaign presence in Mbeere North Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has kept his promise to maintain a robust campaign presence in Mbeere North, even after the formal campaigns for the November 27 by-election concluded. The decision to camp in the region signals a serious commitment to ensuring a strong showing on poll day and…
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Kindiki Camps in Mbeere Ahead of Thursday’s Polls to Solidify Support
Kicking off a final push in Mbeere North Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has kept his promise to remain on the ground in Mbeere North, even as the general campaign cycle winds down ahead of Thursday’s by-election. His decision to camp in the constituency signals a hands-on approach and a commitment to a strong showing for…
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Kindiki Camps in Mbeere Ahead of Thursday Polls
Into the Heart of Mbeere: Kindiki’s Ground Campaign Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has kept his word and opened a robust campaign presence in Mbeere North as Kenya prepares for Thursday’s by-election. After a busy but decisive run of campaigns in neighboring counties, the DP’s decision to camp in Mbeere is a strategic move aimed at…
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Kindiki Calls for Development, Dismisses Revenge Narratives in Mbeere North By-Election
Kindiki Advocates for Development-Focused Campaign in Mbeere North Deputy President Kithure Kindiki urged voters in Mbeere North to reject revenge-driven politics as the by-election in the constituency approaches on November 27. Speaking at a campaign rally in Kivue, Kindiki framed the contest as a critical moment for steering development and unity rather than partisan retaliation.…
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Kindiki: Development Over Revenge in Mbeere North By-Election
Kindiki urges voters to choose development over revenge Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has called on voters in Mbeere North constituency to reject what he described as a wave of vengeful politics spreading as the November 27 by-election approaches. Speaking at a campaign rally in Kivue on Sunday, Kindiki framed the moment as a critical test…