Kilifi UDA women leaders call for political tolerance
UDA party supporters in Kilifi County have now called on politicians from different political divides to conduct peaceful politics without hurling insults at each other. The politicians, especially those supporting President William Ruto’s re-election next year urged those with a different opinion to respect each other during their campaigns. Led by former Nominated Senator for […] The post…
In Kilifi County, UDA party supporters have urged politicians from opposing parties to engage in civil discourse without resorting to verbal attacks. Christine Zawadi, a former Nominated Senator for Kilifi County, is spearheading the appeal and expressed support for President William Ruto's re-election bid for 2027. Zawadi's words were echoed by former Ambassador Sophie Kombe, who is vying for the Kilifi South Parliamentary seat.
The UDA leaders emphasized the party's continued strength and asserted that their leaders will secure a victory in the upcoming General Election. These sentiments were shared at a political rally in Kilifi town, where UDA women members gathered to meet the party leaders.
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