the-star.co.ke·4 min read·medium
OSEN: Kenyan tribalists have big global company that ruin lives

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This article argues that populist leaders globally are exploiting ethnic tensions and culture wars to consolidate power and enrich themselves. It highlights examples from Kenya, India, the US, and the UK to illustrate how political rhetoric is increasingly used to divide communities.
US President Donald Trump. Trump's M aga movement that continues to dominate American politics /FILE The 2027 election is anecdotally proving to be one of the most undermined by charged ethnic undertones since 2007, and there is a global trend that contextualises it.
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