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2027 politics and President William Ruto’s announcement that lifted extra vetting for Kenyans looking for national identification cards took centre stage during the burial ceremony of mzee William Kinyua, father to Laikipia senator John Kinyua. led by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, the leaders castigated President Rutos’ administration as they vowed to chat a different political path ahead of the next general elections. Rigathi called out his former boss for what he termed as demeaning the office of the President and disrespecting Kenyans who elected him.
Gachagua calls out President Ruto for what he terms as disrespecting Kenyans
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