Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has vowed to expose leaders betraying the Mt Kenya region, accusing them of colluding with 'outsiders' and engaging in divisive politics. He specifically warned against women leaders participating in illegal acts, stating they would face the same consequences as men.

• Gachagua addressed faithful at Ambassador of Christ church in Mwea, Kirinyaga county.
• He alleged that President Ruto joined a trader in Eastleigh who imported 5 million tonnes of rice, undermining local traders.
• Gachagua criticized the area MP, Kirinyaga governor, and Agriculture CS for not speaking out on rice imports and failing to deliver services.
• People’s Liberation Party leader Martha Karua appealed for unity within the opposition, stating they would hold a joint nomination for a single presidential candidate.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua appears to have softened his stance on former President Uhuru Kenyatta, suggesting he should be left to enjoy his retirement.

• Gachagua's remarks followed the recent Jubilee Party National Delegates Conference.
• He previously defended Kenyatta against criticism from allies of President William Ruto.
• Gachagua stated in a KTN News interview that Mr. Kenyatta is now a retired president.