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President William Ruto thought everyone has a price because his experience taught him that lesson. Before his death, Raila Odinga took the bait. Deals were struck, bridges were built with money, and emissaries were received with respect. That history conditioned Ruto to believe leadership in Kenya is transactional. Cash... in, silence out. That’s the sickness he mastered. So when Kalonzo Musyoka refused, it short-circuited his mind. He assumed it was just a matter of numbers raise the offer, sweeten the pot, compensate the allies. That’s how it always worked. But Kalonzo didn’t flinch. He didn’t counteroffer. He redirected the conversation to Martha Karua and Rigathi Gachagua. That’s when Ruto realized this wasn’t business as usual. That refusal insulted him deeply. Not because of ego but because it exposed the lie he lives by: that principles are negotiable. Raila’s past choices made Ruto arrogant. Kalonzo Musyoka stand humbled him violently. That’s the source of the rage, the insults, the restlessness. This isn’t mystery or emotion. It’s shock. Ruto met a man who wouldn’t be bought and it reminded him that power without legitimacy is fragile.show more

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Yesterday, I got a call from a senior government official. No formalitiit just a location. A bar near State House Road. That’s where power talks when it can’t breathe behind boardroom curtains. We met. The beers came first, then the roast chicken. But beneath the smiles and the nostalgia of our days as political foot soldiers men who bled loyalty for William Ruto in the fire of 2022 was a deeper truth. A disturbing one. The man looked both excited and broken. You could see it in his eyes. He poured his drink like someone drowning from the inside. Then he said it: "The boss is unteachable." He didn’t mean that casually. He meant power has completely changed William Ruto. That man is no longer who we stood with. Arrogance has replaced strategy. Insulation has replaced listening. The ground is shaking, but up there, the castle is deaf. People in government are scared not of the opposition, but of their own reflection in the public eye. The lies are catching up. Then he dropped a bomb: "UDA is dead. Mark my words, people will jump this sinking ship when it's too late to rescue it." He said ODM, for all its baggage, is quietly rebranding. While UDA is busy cannibalizing itself with tribal politics, chaos, and infighting. Raila Odinga, he claims, is playing chess while Ruto's house is burning. 80% he wants Ruto out. 20% he's scouting a soft landing just in case possibly through Kalonzo. But the elephant in the room? Rigathi Gachagua. They fear him. Deeply. Even Raila’s circle isn’t comfortable with the idea of sharing the table with that man. The arrogance, the tribal rigidity, the raw ambition it’s a liability. Then came the blunt truth: “If Raila is to support Ruto in 2027, it will be 50:50 or nothing. And Ruto doesn’t care as long as he wins. Even if Raila gets 60% of the cake.” But here's the problem: the only realistic path to Ruto winning is through rigging. And they all know it. That’s the silent fear not defeat, but exposure. The kind of exposure that not even the deep state can clean. He dropped me at KICC. Quiet. No goodbyes. Just handed me an envelope marked “Confidential”. It had an amount too bold to be a gift and too polite to be a bribe. Call it appreciation or hush money. I won’t reveal the rest. Not now. For my own safety. Time to shave my hair and clean my mind. But remember this: the system is cracking from within and the noise will come from those who once worshipped it.

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Atwoli has warned Edwin Sifuna that he cannot be a Luhya kingpin without his knowledge. He also reminded him that he is the only person in Kenya who can help him source for campaign money since he was broke. He finished by telling Sifuna that he will not allow him to divide the Mulembe nation because Luhyas were solidly behind President William Ruto since he had given them a lot of development starting with Roads and stadiums. Do you think Luhya people will accept Sifuna as their leader without Atwoli's permission?

Atwoli has warned Edwin Sifuna that he cannot be a Luhya kingpin without his knowledge. He also reminded him that he is the only person in Kenya who can help him source for campaign money since he was broke. He finished by telling Sifuna that he will not allow him to divide the Mulembe nation because Luhyas were solidly behind President William Ruto since he had given them a lot of development starting with Roads and stadiums. Do you think Luhya people will accept Sifuna as their leader without Atwoli's permission?

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Samuel Atandi: Here in Luo Nyanza, our leader remains Raila Odinga. He is the Alpha and Omega of our politics. We are supporting William Ruto because he is a President who is transforming our country, he is a President who is giving us opportunities. In this region, the amount of resources William Ruto has put in this budget that is coming, has never been seen in the history of politics in this country. We are saying we are going to stand with William Ruto today, tomorrow and even forever

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Jimi Wanjigi: Why would I work with William Ruto? Is he solving our problems? He is not. Are Kalonzo and Matiang’i talking about this agenda? I have not heard their agenda. Some of them talk as though it is a management problem; this is not a management problem. An agenda is what binds people together. William Ruto, when he did his campaign, defined it as the have-nots against the haves. People were bound together by being have-nots. What is binding us together here? Just removing William Ruto? Then what? To give Kenyans the same life? I am not going to be part of that lie #CitizenSundayLive

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President William Ruto on Monday detailed his fallout with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, attributing their strained relationship to persistent conflicts and a lack of support for government projects. Speaking during a media engagement at Sagana State Lodge as he began his five-day tour of Mt. Kenya region, Ruto stated that Gachagua frequently picked fights with government officials and Members of Parliament, forcing him to intervene multiple times. He accused him of intimidating MPs and refusing to rally behind state programmes. He criticized Gachagua for failing to publicly defend development projects, saying that when he was Deputy President, he actively promoted government initiatives on television and in public forums. Ruto alleged that Gachagua once demanded Ksh.10 billion for political activities in Mount Kenya and threatened to make him a one-term president. He denied involvement in Gachagua’s impeachment, saying he twice stopped the process but was overruled by MPs, especially from Mt Kenya who were determined to remove him from office. Ruto said the impeachment motion was not his initiative but was pushed by leaders from the region who felt that Gachagua was undermining their political agenda and failing to support government initiatives. He maintained that while he had initially defended Gachagua against impeachment attempts, the mounting pressure from MPs made it impossible to continue shielding him. The President added that even after the fallout, he never personally endorsed the ouster but allowed due process to take its course. Ruto also pointed out that Gachagua’s removal was a result of his own political miscalculations, stating that he had failed to build consensus with leaders and instead engaged in divisive politics.

President William Ruto on Monday detailed his fallout with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, attributing their strained relationship to persistent conflicts and a lack of support for government projects. Speaking during a media engagement at Sagana State Lodge as he began his five-day tour of Mt. Kenya region, Ruto stated that Gachagua frequently picked fights with government officials and Members of Parliament, forcing him to intervene multiple times. He accused him of intimidating MPs and refusing to rally behind state programmes. He criticized Gachagua for failing to publicly defend development projects, saying that when he was Deputy President, he actively promoted government initiatives on television and in public forums. Ruto alleged that Gachagua once demanded Ksh.10 billion for political activities in Mount Kenya and threatened to make him a one-term president. He denied involvement in Gachagua’s impeachment, saying he twice stopped the process but was overruled by MPs, especially from Mt Kenya who were determined to remove him from office. Ruto said the impeachment motion was not his initiative but was pushed by leaders from the region who felt that Gachagua was undermining their political agenda and failing to support government initiatives. He maintained that while he had initially defended Gachagua against impeachment attempts, the mounting pressure from MPs made it impossible to continue shielding him. The President added that even after the fallout, he never personally endorsed the ouster but allowed due process to take its course. Ruto also pointed out that Gachagua’s removal was a result of his own political miscalculations, stating that he had failed to build consensus with leaders and instead engaged in divisive politics.

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