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“There could be an argument here because the church’s official website links to his Facebook page that has electioneering on it, and he is speaking for the church in that capacity as well,” she said.

Helen is speaking for the first time, after feeling silenced for 35 years, in part because of a Harrods non-disclosure agreement that she was told to sign.

To win, the party will have to bring more Latino men back into its fold by speaking for their interests.

“Owning what we truly long for is full of trepidation and fear and potential sorrow,” he says, speaking for the collective instead of himself.

But Gachagua has defended himself, insisting that speaking for the central Kenya region is not the same as antagonising other communities.