Tensions within Kenya’s political landscape escalated after an incident at a rally linked to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, where a man was reportedly assaulted for shouting a rival political slogan.
According to accounts from individuals present at the event, the man allegedly shouted “Tutam”—a phrase widely associated with supporters of President William Ruto—during Gachagua’s address.
The slogan, which has gained traction in recent political discourse, is often used to express defiance or opposition depending on context.READ MORE...................