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Tattoos of political figures are becoming a bold form of expression in Kenya, with supporters inking leaders and slogans on their bodies, blurring the line between personal identity and politics.
The National Prayer breakfast, which has been christened a ‘legacy of unity’ will bring together leaders who have mastered the language of insults, intimidation and political hostility.
NCIC commissioner Prof Gitile Naituli has called on the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to bar politicians from calling for election boycotts.
Veteran politicians, former ministers and DP Kithure Kindiki gathered to console longtime political figure Kiraitu Murungi during the requiem mass of his late daughter Anita Kendi Kiraitu.
Kenya formally recognised polygamous marriages under the Marriage Act of 2014, allowing men to marry multiple wives under customary law without requiring the consent of existing wives.
Bukusu elders have condemned politicians for using the sacred Siwoyayo circumcision song to ridicule Speaker Moses Wetang’ula at a Bungoma event, calling it disrespectful to cultural traditions.
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