Dressing Down Tradition: Kenya's Parliament Bans Kaunda Suits and Sparks Controversy In a surprising move, the Speaker of Parliament, Moses Wetangula, declared that Kaunda suits, along with traditional African attire, were no longer welcome within the hallowed chambers of Kenya's parliamentary building. This prohibition extends even to Kenyan President William Ruto, known for frequently donning the distinctive safari jacket and matching trousers on official occasions. The Kaunda suit, named after the late Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda, has gained popularity among the political elite in Kenya, becoming a symbol of political influence. Characterized by its short-sleeved design and often worn without a tie, the suit carries a legacy inspired by President Kaunda's fashion choices. The decision to ban the Kaunda suit was announced on Tuesday by Speaker Wetangula, citing emerging fashion trends that purportedly posed a threat to the established parliamentary dress code. Accord
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