Presidential hopefuls David Maraga and Reuben Kagame have called on Kenyans to reject corrupt politicians and embrace leaders with a vision. Speaking in Makueni during a burial service, the former chief justice said the country has the potential to develop, but Kenyans must elect the right leaders to achieve the transformation. Elsewhere, the Jubilee Party branch in Kisii County has declared its support for former Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang’i in his bid for the presidency ahead of the 2027 General Election.Speaking a funeral in Nguu Masumba, Makueni County, former Chief Justice David Maraga and gospel artist Reuben Kagame called for a profound change in the nation, highlighting the need to combat corruption and ensure better governance .elsewhere, the Jubilee Party branch in Kisii County has declared its support for former Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr. Fred Matiang’i in his bid for the presidency ahead of the 2027 General Election. Speaking during a meeting at Bogiakumu Ward in Bonchari Constituency, branch chairperson Loice Manyange led party members in urging residents to register as voters.meanwhile, former West Pokot Governor Prof. John Lonyangapuo has dismissed claims by his successor governor Simon Kachapin linking him to an unpaid car loan owed to the county government.Governor Kachapin, while appearing before a senate watchdog committee, said former officials of the county had faulted on their loans and a section of Migori residents and opinion leaders have lauded President William Ruto for recognising former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s contribution towards expanding the country’s democratic space. Speaking in separate interviews in Migori Town, they noted that President Ruto’s gesture during Raila’s funeral marked a rare moment of brotherhood and reconciliation that had not been witnessed in Nyanza since independence.They now want the president to honour all his pr
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