Kenyan Leader Condemns Tribal Politics at Emotional Burial

In Elburgon, Nakuru County, Kenya, a somber burial ceremony took an unexpected turn when Kimani Kuria, a prominent figure, delivered a powerful speech condemning tribal political parties. The event, a funeral for six victims of a recent road accident, became a platform for Kuria to express his deep concern about the divisive nature of tribal politics. "Hiyo chama yako ya ukabila na kutungawanisha sisi wakikuyu hatutaingia!" he declared, translating roughly to, "We Kikuyu will not join your tribal parties!" His words resonated with many attendees, reflecting a growing sentiment against tribalism. The video footage shows Kuria passionately addressing the crowd, his words carrying both sorrow for the accident victims and a determined call for national unity. The event underscores the ongoing struggle against tribalism in Kenya and the importance of leaders promoting unity and national cohesion. The presence of local leaders and community members emphasizes the widespread concern about this issue.