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MIGORI, Kenya — A political tour led by Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka descended into chaos in Migori Town after unknown individuals pelted his convoy with stones, forcing the opposition leader’s rally to come to an abrupt end.
The incident occurred while the former Vice President was engaging local residents and supporters as part of an effort to popularize his political agenda across the Nyanza region.
What was planned as a platform for Kalonzo to address the public and rally support quickly deteriorated into tense scenes when projectiles targeted vehicles in the VIP entourage.
Security detail and political aides scrambled to ensure the safety of Kalonzo and accompanying coalition leaders. The unexpected violence generated an atmosphere of uncertainty, prompting security officers to whisk the political figures away to prevent further escalation.
No immediate official report was released regarding injuries, though the attack inflicted physical damage on vehicles in the convoy. The disruption has sparked sharp debate over safety arrangements provided for high-profile political figures during public engagements.
The violence comes at a time when Kalonzo has intensified his engagements across the country, aiming to consolidate a unified opposition coalition to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election.
Migori County—a key strategic battleground in Nyanza politics—remains vital for opposition figures seeking to build political momentum.
Political leaders across the spectrum have condemned the act, calling for political tolerance and peaceful assembly as the country gradually moves toward the election season. Local police authorities have opened investigations to identify the perpetrators behind the stone-throwing incident.







