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Rigathi mess was to take war to Narok. He should not have visited it. Now he must lose.

The influential Kiama Kikuyu Council of Elders in Narok endorses UDA's Kudate and the Tutam Brigade in 2027. Kudate, in my opinion, will escape with a win easily. Tunai and the big Maa influencers are all in. I don't know how big the Kikuyu population in Narok town is, but it seems 90% of the Maa are with Robert Kudate!
At the Moment Tunai and Ntutu ndio kusema direction ya Maa people!

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Campaign Closing Rally Success!
 What a powerful way to conclude our campaign!
 I had the honor of leading the UDA Narok County Brigade at a vibrant closing rally, hosted at the home of our dedicated Narok Town Ward MCA candidate, Robert Kanyinge Kudate.
 We used this final platform to emphatically reaffirm our call for peaceful, orderly, and democratic elections; during and after the polls. Our unity is our strength!
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I was ​privileged to formally welcome several key defectors from the opposition who have chosen to walk this journey with us. This strengthens our vision for a progressive Narok! Welcome aboard!
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​Special appreciation to the distinguished leaders who graced our event:
​Samwel Ole Tunai (Former Governor)
​Rebecca Tonkei (Women Representative)
​Maintaine Pareiyo (Area MP)
​Kitilai Ole Ntutu (Narok South MP)
​Gabriel Tongoyo (Narok West MP)
​Peter Kihungu (Kangema MP)
​MCAs led by Speaker Davis Ole Dikirr
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​A special thank you to the Kiama Kiama, the esteemed Gikuyu Council of Elders, for gracing the occasion and offering their blessings and official endorsement to Robert Kanyinge Kudate. Their support is invaluable.

Minor update. DCP LOSE Narok.

The one huge change I've seen during the years I've been back in Kwiinya is a simple one.
Large swathes of the middle, upper middle and upper classes have decentralized from Nairobi core and can now either live or run businesses in far flung places. Let me give you guys an example. Juzi I took a long road trip to a relatively remote part of Kenya. En route, I came across this no name town (if you could call it that - it was more of a ragtag set of shops, sparsely populated). I was shocked to find a very posh restaurant, complete with ornate wall & gate that wouldn't be out of place in Runda or Muthaiga right on the road there. Of course I had to go in and find out what was going on there. To my surprise, it turned out that the dude who owns the place is a fellow Kwiinyan -Amerikwan who lived in Texas for over 20 years! When I asked him why he chose to live and invest there, he said he despised Nairobi and just wanted to be somewhere very secluded. Add that the tarmack-road-fronting land was dirt cheap at the time of purchase. The resto was serving pretty good food too. Again, technology is flattening the bell curve of having a location advantage. These days even with just a smart phone alone, I can connect with/plug into the whole wide world! Look at this Jamyeekan lady in a remote part of southern Zanzibar, for example. Born in Jamyeeka, studied in the US, has lived in Asia+ SA plus elsewhere and has put down roots in Zanzibar. Storos like hers are now a dime a dozen, which is a great global trend IMHO.

Ni hayo tu

It was a close match, but unfortunately he lost to Maria Corina Machado of Venezuela.

I think Trump should apply for next year. By that time he will have better chances. The Democratic led cities in the US will have been put back in order, his political nemesis like Chuck Shurmer, Letitia James, James Comey etc will be behind bars.

You are a stupid person. American courts are not kangaroo courts. Letitia James, or Comey, will likely take the Trump admin and prosecutor to the cleaners down the road. Letitia James can even go borrow a few billions because she will get paid in the future. She is the top lawyer in America and knows how to crush opponents in the courts!

I see Jicho Pevu is fully DCP now. Will likely square with Shariff Nassir for governor.