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In the latest episode of Hot Talks, Sarah Mwangi and Fanya Mambo dive into a heated conversation sweeping across Kenya: the growing chant of “Ruto Must Go” — and what it truly means for the nation.

Amid rising political tensions, Chief of Defence Forces General Kahariri has become a central figure in the conversation around national stability. But let’s get one thing straight: Kenyans don’t want anarchy.

What Kenyans do want is accountability, truth, and leadership that listens.

n a democracy, the military must remain neutral and apolitical. The army’s role is not to police political discourse but to protect the nation’s sovereignty. As Sarah and Fanya highlight, Kenyans are deeply patriotic — and their calls for change come from a place of love for country, not chaos.

So, General Kahariri… relax.

The people are speaking — not rebelling.

This isn’t about one hashtag. It’s about a growing national frustration around:

• The high cost of living
• Unemployment and lack of youth opportunities
• A feeling that leadership is out of touch with ordinary Kenyans

Instead of suppressing these voices, the real question should be:
Why are so many Kenyans resonating with this message?
What has driven the people — especially the youth — to take to the streets, social media, and now the public square?

The President must address the issues, not the symptoms.

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They are bold, informed, and unafraid to demand a better future.

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