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Kalonzo Takes 2027 Campaign to Migori and Homa Bay in High-Stakes Nyanza Tour

Kalonzo Takes 2027 Campaign to Migori and Homa Bay in High-Stakes Nyanza Tour
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Opposition figures from diverse political backgrounds have joined Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka in Kisumu as he launches a two-day tour of South Nyanza to build a unified front against President William Ruto ahead of the 2027 General Election.

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The delegation includes former Cabinet Secretaries Justin Muturi and Eugene Wamalwa, former Jubilee Secretary General Raphael Tuju, Wiper party chairman Jamleck Kamau, MP Mohamed Ali, and Kathiani MP Robert Mbui. Their joint arrival in Kisumu signals a fresh attempt to forge a broad political alliance outside traditional regional blocks.

Raphael Tuju received the team at Kisumu Airport, where the leaders addressed the press before heading out for public engagements under the banner of the Ukombozi brigade.

The entourage travels to Migori and Homa Bay counties for a series of rallies and town-hall engagements. The itinerary places the team in Ntimaru in Kuria at noon, followed by a stop in Kehancha at 2:00 pm.

The main rally for the day is scheduled for 4:00 pm at Posta Grounds in Migori town. The tour comes as opposition factions step up efforts to consolidate support across Nyanza, a region historically central to opposition politics in Kenya. 

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