Wandayi said Kenya needs unity and peace. He said leaders should work together and no community should be left out. He talked about the Kamba community, saying they must be fully involved in national leadership. Wandayi hinted that Kalonzo can be part of the government side if talks are friendly and respectful. He said Kalonzo has “washed his hands and is ready,” showing that some leaders want him on their team.
Many people think Wandayi’s words are a sign that President William Ruto’s side wants Kalonzo to join Kenya Kwanza. They believe bringing him closer could make the government stronger and weaken the opposition before 2027. Supporters of Wandayi say this will help the country because more leaders working together means better development and peace.
But right now, Kalonzo himself has not said yes. In the past, he has rejected ideas of joining leaders he thinks are unpopular or unfair. He has called some talks “fake rumours” and said he will stay in opposition and plan his own moves for 2027. This has made many people unsure if Wandayi’s hints will work.
Political analysts say Wandayi’s statements are interesting because 2027 is coming fast. Leaders are looking for alliances and friends to make their positions stronger. Some people think the government wants Kalonzo in Kenya Kwanza, while others believe he will stay with opposition leaders like Raila Odinga’s allies.
For now, Kenyans are watching and guessing. Will Kalonzo join Kenya Kwanza and work with Ruto’s team, or will he stick to his own plans in opposition? Everyone is waiting for him to make a clear move.
One thing is clear: the political game in Kenya is getting spicy, and every meeting, every word, and every hint will be watched closely as 2027 comes nearer.
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