As the 2027 elections approach, several celebrities are gearing up to enter the political arena. Among them is Kevin Kioko, popularly known as Bahati, who plans to run for governor after his unsuccessful parliamentary bid in Mathare. During a performance at Zetech University, Bahati announced his intention to pursue a degree to meet the gubernatorial candidacy requirements.
Kenyan singer KRG The Don has also set his sights on a parliamentary seat, revealing his political ambitions during an interview with Betty Kyallo.
Meanwhile, social media commentator Cassypool aims to challenge Johnson Sakaja for the Nairobi governor seat, believing a political position is essential to represent the people truly.
Other celebrities eyeing political careers include content creator Kennedy Kabugi, who is determined to be on the ballot in 2027, and TikTok star Mummie Francie, who hopes to become a Woman Representative. Eric Omondi, known for his activism and comedy, hinted at a potential run for the Lang’ata parliamentary seat, currently held by Jalang’o, depending on the electorate’s call for his leadership.
With their diverse backgrounds and substantial followings, these celebrities are poised to bring a fresh dynamic to Kenyan politics.
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