Authorities are being careless and perceive everything as politics. That's why CS interior compete with opposition to exchange banters with full arrogance... No one will be spared if this country burns
Raila sacrificed his soul and that of Genzs to prevent the country from catching fire on. But I see there are individuals within the government who are trying there level best to ignite fire in all ways possible... At this position, I can confidently say that the will of the president will happen. And it will come with unimaginable consequences and no one will be immune from the effects
Sifuna: This is not the parliament. Kingi is not here to defend you
Mungatana: You can't say
Sifuna: I can say who says i can't say, this is not your show.
Mungatana:You can't come here to call the President a liar
Sifuna:The President is a liar and I can say it 100 times.
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It is boiling over at the House on the Hill.
The Shinyalu Intelligence Bureau can authoritatively report at least from where it's sitting that all is no longer well between President William Ruto and his deputy, Kithure Kindiki.
The once-polished political partnership is, according to insiders, showing deep cracks, and the question is no longer if but when the Professor will be shown the exit door.
Whispers from the corridors of power suggest that Number One has grown increasingly convinced that Kindiki brings little political value as the country inches toward the 2027 General Election.
In politics, loyalty has an expiry date, and usefulness is the only currency that never loses value. Once that perception fades, even the most comfortable seat can suddenly develop thorns.
The talk in political circles is that Ruto is already weighing his options for a new running mate this time, one who may not come from the vote-rich Mt. Kenya region.
As always in politics, today's trusted ally can become tomorrow's footnote. And at the House on the Hill, where smiles are often wider than the trust behind them, the only constant is that nothing stays constant for long.
The same thing will happen in Meru and Mt Kenya in general. They are looking for a reason to decamp from UDA.... Wait until Ruto drops Kindiki as his running mate
Meru MPs are praying day and night for Ruto to ditch Kindiki in order to get a reason to go Wantam. The ground is Wantam but the MPs are stuck with Ruto.