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Fred Matiang’i, James Orengo, Ndindi Ndindi Nyoro and Martha Karua are expected to hold a joint rally in Kisii County on Sunday, November 15.

Jubilee Party leader Fred Matiang’i, Siaya Governor James Orengo, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro and People's Liberation Party (PLP) leader Martha Karua are expected to hold a joint rally in Kisii County on Sunday, November 15.

According to the itinerary shared on Wednesday, November 11, the leaders are expected to attend a Sunday worship service at the Anglican Church in Kisii Town at 10:00 am.

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They would then proceed to Capital Roundabout in Kisii Town for an engagement with residents at 1:00 pm before concluding the day's activities at Keroka Market at 2:00 pm.

Matiang’i confirmed his participation in the engagements, saying he looked forward to meeting residents and worshippers during the visit.

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"I look forward to joining the faithful at ACK Kisii Town for Sunday worship, followed by engagements with residents at Capital, Kisii Town, and Keroka Market," he wrote.

Matiang'i also expressed optimism about the planned engagements, pointing to the need for national unity and a shared development vision.

"Looking forward to meaningful conversations as we continue building a shared vision for a stronger, united and prosperous Kenya," he added.

File image of PLP leader Martha Karua during a past rally 

Meanwhile, PLP issued a statement after its media team was involved in a road accident in Kisii County.

In a statement, the party said the incident occurred on Tuesday after the party concluded a day of grassroots engagements across the county.

The tour included stops in Mogonga, Magena and Nyangusu, where the party engaged residents as it seeks to unite Kenyans behind its agenda for national transformation.

PLP said the accident involved a vehicle carrying members of its media team after their final engagement in Nyangusu.

The party reassured supporters that all those who were travelling in the vehicle were safe and had been taken for precautionary medical checks.

"After the final engagement in Nyangusu, the PLP media vehicle was involved in a minor road accident in low-visibility conditions. All five occupants, including the driver, are safe and are undergoing precautionary medical checks," the statement read.

PLP also expressed gratitude to residents of Kisii for their reception during the grassroots tour and thanked those who reached out following news of the accident.

"We thank the people of Kisii for their warm welcome and everyone who reached out with concern. The Purple Train continues," the statement added.