The former Uasin Gishu gubernatorial candidate says he is currently focused on business, job creation and supporting development efforts rather than early political mobilisation.
MoreBuzeki accused a faction of political brokers of attempting to impose leadership on the electorate, comparing their current strategy to past political missteps.
MoreAccording to Buzeki, the growing culture of coinage of catchy phrases and personal attacks was watering down the quality of leadership and diverting attention from serious policy discourse.
MoreBuzeki urged the electorate to evaluate leaders on three questions: What did you promise in 2022? What have you delivered? What is still undone?
MoreWilly Kenei says his agenda will focus on economic transformation, investment, job creation and youth empowerment.
MoreBuzeki argued that taxation should be used as a tool to encourage productivity rather than punish it.
MoreBuzeki took a thinly veiled swipe at Governor Jonathan Bii Chelilim and his predecessor Jackson Mandago, questioning the county’s development record since 2013.
MoreBuzeki wants Kenyans to vote for leaders based on their development track record.
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