Former President Uhuru insists he will stay active in party politics
The former Head of State further questioned why former leaders are expected to stay silent, contrasting the treatment with past administrations.
The former Head of State further questioned why former leaders are expected to stay silent, contrasting the treatment with past administrations.
The former DP described the disagreement as strictly political, stressing that it did not affect their long-standing personal connection. Gachagua said their association goes back many years, including a period when he worked closely under Kenyatta in a professional capacity.
Uhuru’s spokesperson, Kanze Dena clarified that while the former President values engagement with young citizens, he is currently unable to host the group.
The former ruling party said no such event exists, terming the information circulating on social media as misleading.
The party claims that former President Uhuru Kenyatta, acting as Azimio Council Chairman, moved to implement the reshuffle without involving all coalition members.
The disputed moves, announced by the Azimio Coalition Party Council led by former President Uhuru Kenyatta, named Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka as Party Leader following the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga in October 2025.
Jubilee Party leaders in Nairobi defended former President Uhuru Kenyatta, accusing a government-aligned ODM faction of scapegoating him and denying any role in destabilising other parties ahead of the 2027 polls.
The former Head of State emphasized that leadership is about transformation rather than titles, calling on young people to apply their talents with transparency and impact.
The former president cautioned against politics built on hostility and destruction, noting that such approaches undermine national cohesion.
Addressing the issue on behalf of the party, Sifuna acknowledged that some ODM leaders had failed to recognise Kenyatta’s contributions, particularly during Raila Odinga’s recent presidential campaigns.
The party emphasized its readiness to work with other like-minded formations to build a strong, united, and people-centered alternative for Kenya.
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