Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has issued a stark warning against political rhetoric that threatens national cohesion, urging Kenyans to embrace issue-based, constructive politics ahead of the 2027 general election. Let us not use that opportunity to disrupt the peace of our communities and the peace of the nation because politics is competition for leadership, and it is for a while," the Deputy President said. The Deputy President positioned political competition as a temporary exercise that should not corrode the enduring fabric of shared community. INFRASTRUCTURE PUSH IN MURANG'A Turning to development delivery, Kindiki highlighted the Kenya Kwanza administration's investment in long-stalled road projects across the country. The Deputy President emphasized equitable resource distribution across the country through completed and ongoing transformative projects, rejecting notions of discriminatory infrastructure allocation.