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Mt Kenya hots up as Kindiki, Gachagua rivalry intensifies

During the preceding Mwai Kibaki era, musicians were largely peripheral to state power.

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by AMOS NJAU

News01 June 2025 - 19:38
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki in Embu Town. [PHOTO: DPCS]

As the 2027 election is fast approaching, Mt Kenya is emerging not only as a key voting bloc but also as a cultural powerhouse able to influence the national mood — and potentially determine the presidency.

 At the heart of this influence war is a not-so-quiet fierce battle between former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and his successor, DP Kithure Kindiki — locked in a high-stakes contest to command the loyalty of the region’s most powerful musicians and opinion-shapers.

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