He criticised the executive over what he termed as inappropriate public remarks, saying a head of state must uphold decorum. “There are things that cannot be heard to come from him… that foul language is unfortunate,” Kalonzo said. At the same time, he faulted the President for remarks touching on past political alliances, arguing that leaders should be properly briefed before making serious public statements. “We cannot have another stolen election… 2027 is not a normal election; it is going to be a revolutionary election,” he said. Kalonzo maintained that the growing political momentum seen in recent rallies reflects genuine public support, insisting that wananchi are ready to use their votes to drive change.

Source: The Star March 29, 2026 21:07 UTC