Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Monday pushed ahead with a charged rally in Narok, defiantly addressing residents despite a heavy police presence that appeared aimed at disrupting the gathering.
Gachagua’s convoy was met by large crowds that had gathered hours earlier, even as security officers mounted roadblocks on major access routes, including the Narok–Bomet and Narok–Mai Mahiu roads.
The heightened police deployment created tension in the town, but it did little to deter residents who streamed into the streets chanting pro-Gachagua slogans.READ MORE.................
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