Amisi urges Uhuru to stay out of active politics, invites Sifuna to PM party
Amisi urged Sifuna to reconsider his current political alliances and work with leaders who share his political objectives.
Kisii, Kenya – Caleb Amisi, leader of the People’s Renaissance Movement (PM) Party and Saboti Member of Parliament, has called on ex-President Uhuru Kenyatta to refrain from active politics and instead support a group of opposition figures. In a recent address to women’s groups in Kisii, Amisi urged Sifuna Senator Edwin to reevaluate his current political ties and consider joining his party ahead of the 2027 General Election.
He urged Sifuna to distance himself from leaders like James Orengo and George Natembeya, arguing that uniting leaders with similar political aspirations would bolster Sifuna’s chances of securing the presidential nomination. Amisi stated he has chosen to collaborate with former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i, praising his leadership and development track record.
The PM Party, which Amisi founded in August, aims to champion economic empowerment, justice, and national rejuvenation. The party plans to field a presidential candidate in 2027 and intends to invite Sifuna to the vetting process.
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