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Ong'ando blames political rivals and external youths from neighboring constituencies for fueling the violence. Police investigations are ongoing.

Murang'a Governor Irungu Kang'ata emphasizes that elected leaders are employed by Kenyans and must listen to the concerns of their employers. He urges leaders to be accountable to the people who voted them into office.

It is CLEAR THAT SAKS @SAKAJAJOHNSON has been endorsed by ODM PARTY as the Gubernatorial candidate come 2027...

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The affected students have received treatment and are out of danger. The situation is under control.

- Calm was restored after police intervention, with students sent home and the school likely closed for a week.

- Kalonzo has yet to respond, despite his usual quick political clapbacks.

- Cites Koome’s security withdrawal as intimidation tactics.