Hard truths.
The National Assembly Speaker cautioned politicians against making statements that could incite violence, particularly among young people, saying leaders have a duty to safeguard peace and national cohesion.
Speaking during campaign stops, Farouk Kibet and Isiolo Governor Abdi Hassan Guyo called on pastoralist voters to stay loyal to the ruling party by electing Tubi Mohamed Tubi.
The leaders called for calm and urged the public to uphold democratic values and peaceful dialogue.
Amisi questioned how Kibet, despite not holding any formal government office, continues to take center stage at public gatherings.
Kibet has criticised Martha Karua and activists involved in recent protests over human rights violations in Tanzania.