Junet: Gachagua blocked Suluhu’s bid to bring Ruto and Raila together
The Suna East MP said Ruto was faced with the choice of addressing the dispute with Raila while risking a fresh problem within his administration.
The Suna East MP said Ruto was faced with the choice of addressing the dispute with Raila while risking a fresh problem within his administration.
Murkomen said Gachagua had recently linked the deaths of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, Chief of Defence Forces General Francis Ogolla and Ng’eno to issues that he was now using to advance his political interests.
The agency said Tuesday that it would not allow criminal investigations or cases involving the deaths of public figures to be turned into political talking points, dismissing what it described as unsubstantiated allegations about its work.
benefit ordinary citizens.
Ichung’wah also defended the Affordable Housing Programme, saying it was benefiting those who qualify for the houses while creating opportunities for workers involved in construction.
Gachagua had challenged the government to explain several issues surrounding Raila’s final days in India, where he died while receiving medical treatment.
Gachagua nevertheless questioned the circumstances of Raila's final medical care, asking why doctors who had been treating him were allegedly denied access during his final hours
Gachagua questioned the pace of government borrowing, expenditure at State House and delays in disbursing funds to counties, arguing that the increased borrowing had not been matched by corresponding development
He cited several cases involving foreign nationals and political activists, including Ugandans, Turkish asylum seekers, a Tanzanian journalist and a Zimbabwean constitutional lawyer, as examples of what he described as a pattern of transnational repression and disregard for human rights
Speaking during a local media interview on Monday, the former Interior Cabinet Secretary rejected claims of infighting, arguing that leaders within the coalition had different opinions and interests but remained committed to working together
Speaking during a local TV interview on Sunday, Kuria said the opposition was already struggling with internal divisions and that the political manoeuvring was likely to continue until early next year, when he expects the major alliances to become clearer
The former CS maintained that Ruto should be allowed to exercise his discretion without interference, arguing that the decision on his running mate is the President’s prerogative