Doomsday: Why Kenyans should worry about 2027

In this latest episode of A Conversation with Manyora, Herman Manyora is joined by Wafula Buke for a critical discussion on Kenya’s political climate as the country heads toward the 2027 General Election. The conversation examines why 2027 has already become such a dominant issue in national politics, with political parties and leaders positioning themselves, negotiating alliances and debating how the next presidential contest will be shaped. The electoral process is already formally underway, with the IEBC having set timelines for voter registration, party activities, nominations and other preparations ahead of the 10 August 2027 General Election. Manyora and Buke explore whether the growing political anxiety surrounding 2027 is justified, and what Kenyans should actually be concerned about — from political alliances and ethnic mobilisation to election preparedness, political rhetoric, national cohesion and the possibility of election-related tensions. Recent concerns over inflammatory political statements and the potential for ethnic tensions have already drawn calls for restraint as Kenya approaches the polls. Why is Kenya already behaving as though 2027 is a doomsday moment? What could go wrong, and what should Kenyans be watching as the political contest takes shape? Watch the full conversation with Herman Manyora and Wafula Buke for analysis and perspective on Kenya’s road to 2027. Talk to us for advertisement or feedback : info@nairobireview.com To support us: MPESA No : 0768074076 or Mpesa TILL: 9644543 Subscribe NOW to Herman Manyora to stay updated:    / hermanmanyora   Connect with us on - FACEBOOK:   / manyoraherma.  . TWITTER:   / hmanyora   WEBSITE: https://www.nairobireview.africa/ AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/Yesterday-Toda... This video the property of Herman Manyora©️ and should not be reproduced in whatever form without permission from Herman Manyora. #AConversationWithManyora #hermanmanyora #WafulaBuke #2027Elections #KenyaPolitics #Kenya2027 #election2027 #2026