President William Ruto has outlined his next political and governance strategy ahead of the 2027 General Election following Kenya Kwanza’s victories in the Malava and Mbeere North by-elections.
Speaking after the official announcement of results, the Head of State said the wins signal growing national confidence in his administration and mark a turning point in his efforts to build what he describes as a “broad-based, inclusive government.”
The by-elections, which were closely watched due to their political significance, saw Kenya Kwanza candidates triumph over opponents backed by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and the United Opposition coalition.
President Ruto welcomed the results, saying they reflected the public’s desire for stability, development, and collaboration among Kenya’s major political actors.
In a recorded address released online, the President emphasized that the next phase of his administration would focus on expanding political partnerships ahead of 2027.
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He revealed that Kenya Kwanza intends to deepen cooperation with the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) to form what he termed a “broad-based government framework” designed to unify the country and accelerate economic reforms.
Ruto maintained that the collaborative approach is not about weakening the opposition, but about bringing together national leaders to address pressing challenges affecting millions of Kenyans. “We must work beyond party lines. A broad-based government is the direction that will move this country forward,” he said.
According to the President, the by-election victories demonstrated that the electorate supports his call for unity and national dialogue. He expressed confidence that with more stakeholders joining hands, his administration will be well positioned to secure a second term in 2027.
Ruto concluded by urging leaders to set aside political rivalry and focus on service delivery, arguing that a united front will ensure Kenya heads “in the right direction” as the next general election approaches.
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