Go for Elective Positions, Women told
Too said women rights had all along been trodden upon by men due to lack of representation at political platforms.
By Nguso Taso
A Kericho county based politician Ann Too wants women to go for elective positions in 2027 general elections.
Ms Too who unsuccessfully contested for Ainamoi parliamentary seat twice told women with leadership qualities to bold out and vie for elective seats currently held by men.
She said women rights had all along been trodden upon by men due to lack of representation at political platforms.
"Go for Senatorial, Gubernatorial, Members of the National Assembly and members of the county assembly" Ms Too said.
She was addressing media at Sunshine Upper Hill hotel,Kericho town Wednesday.
The Uraiya Trust three day workshop was organised and coordinated by Rose Ogweno.
Canada and United Nation Women organization jointly facilitated the three day workshop that ended on Thursday.
Uraia Trust main objective is to encourage women to go for elective positions where they stand to effectively fight for their rights.
The workshop was fronting for a fine-tuned bill that will be passed by county assembly.
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