Category: Oponion

In the shadow of Kajiado’s 2027 gubernatorial race, the political battlefield is transforming, mirroring the fall of Rome as alliances shift and old strategies crumble. Senator Samuel Ole Seki, a calculated and pragmatic force, is challenging the once-unstoppable Katoo Ole Metito, whose reliance on state machinery has faltered amidst growing disillusionment. As Katoo’s trust in government resources fails to resonate with voters, Memusi Ole Kanchory, a grassroots favorite, emerges as the state’s calculated pivot. Meanwhile, Ledama Ole Kina’s divisive attempt to unite the Maa community under Katoo’s banner backfires, revealing a deeply fragmented political landscape. With the stakes higher than ever, Kajiado’s future hangs in the balance—will it be reshaped by strategic alliances or driven by the enduring power of local connection and memory?