Chuka/Igambangāombe Member of Parliament Patrick Munene has urged political leaders to prioritise development issues over divisive rhetoric, saying Kenyans are more interested in projects that improve their livelihoods. Munene said citizens want tangible development, including better roads, access to clean water, electricity connections and improved public services, rather than political statements that create divisions. Speaking…Ā Ā Ā
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