Kenya Parliament to Debate Threats of Post-Election Violence

Kenya's Parliament Debates Threats of Post-Election Violence Kenya's political landscape is once again tense following a motion tabled in parliament on May 27, 2025, to address alleged threats by the former deputy president. Minority leader, Hon. Mohammed Junnet, initiated the debate, expressing concerns about the potential for renewed post-election violence. The motion highlighted statements made by the former deputy president on May 16th, 2025, during an interview, which were interpreted as veiled threats and calls for violence. The debate underscores the fragility of Kenya's post-election peace and the need for political leaders to exercise restraint. The video shows the dramatic moment when the motion was passed with overwhelming support, leading to an allocation of 1.5 hours for discussion. Hon. Junnet's statement, "...which left unchecked are likely to endanger the security and the well-being of our nation," encapsulates the gravity of the situation. The parliament's decision to allocate time for discussion signals a commitment to dialogue and conflict resolution, offering a glimmer of hope for maintaining peace in the country.