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Kalonzo Musyoka Jokes About UDA Fears Over SDA Choir’s Yellow Attire
NAIROBI, Kenya — Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka recently injected a dose of humor into Kenya’s political landscape, joking that he briefly hesitated to pose for photographs with a Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) church choir due to their striking attire
Speaking during a church event, the veteran opposition leader recounted how the choir members’ gold-toned uniforms closely resembled yellow—the signature color of President William Ruto’s ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party. Kalonzo humorously admitted that he worried the images would spark wild rumors across the country suggesting he had defected to the ruling camp [10:51].
A Lighthearted Moment Amid Political Speculation
Despite his playful hesitation, Kalonzo embraced the moment, graciously accepting a gift from a young choir member and commending the group for their uplifting vocal performance [10:41]. He noted that political interpretations in Kenya are often so sensitive that even an innocent church photograph can fuel instant speculation about alliances.
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”I was afraid of taking pictures because your uniform is gold, and gold is close to yellow… but I accepted it out of respect,” Kalonzo told the congregation with a chuckle [10:27].
Continuing the Opposition Mandate
The lighthearted incident unfolded as Kalonzo continues robust grassroots mobilization efforts across the country under the rebranded Wiper Patriotic Front. As a leading figure in the opposition, he remains a prominent voice holding the administration accountable while rallying support ahead of future political contests.
The episode highlights how deeply partisan colors permeate Kenyan daily life, turning routine public engagements into moments of light political theater.
- Watch the full report: [10:03] https://youtu.be/Jqcxyqfb3L0
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