A section of elders from the Sabaot community has called on investigative agencies to take firm action against former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over remarks they say are fanning ethnic divisions and threatening Kenya's fragile national unity.
Speaking in Kitle, the elders accused Gachagua of exploiting tribal rhetoric to gain political traction ahead of the 2027 general elections.
They warned that such utterances could inflame inter-community tensions and reverse the gains made in national cohesion. "Gachagua has to be tamed.
The ethnic narrative he is advancing is dangerous.
