Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has claimed that former President Uhuru Kenyatta attempted to impeach William Ruto when he served as Deputy President but lacked the necessary numbers in the National Assembly.

• Duale stated that Uhuru Kenyatta did not have the numbers and was prevented from impeaching Ruto by over 145 MPs who were solid behind Ruto.
• The key individuals involved are Health CS Aden Duale, former President Uhuru Kenyatta, and current President William Ruto.
• This claim comes after former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua warned Duale against attacking Kenyatta, asserting that Kenyatta never impeached Ruto despite political differences.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has criticized the Kenyan government, alleging involvement in political violence. He directly accused the administration of orchestrating chaos.

• The Deputy President pointed fingers at the government for instigating political violence.
• Key figure: Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua
• This accusation comes amid ongoing political tensions within Kenya.

Cabinet Secretary (CS) Duale has publicly clashed with Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over alleged claims concerning SHA teacher coverage. Duale accused Gachagua of having ties to suspended insurers and providers linked to fraud.

• CS Duale made accusations against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
• The dispute centers on claims about SHA teacher coverage.
• Duale alleges connections between Gachagua and potentially fraudulent insurance providers.

Oburu Oginga, a leader within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), has escalated a clash with Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, stating that Sifuna "is not the Pope" and that party discipline must be upheld amidst efforts to remove him from office.

• Oburu Oginga accused Edwin Sifuna of defying party structures, skipping key meetings, and running parallel political activities.
• The ODM party is in the process of ousting Sifuna as Secretary General over alleged gross misconduct, including contradicting party positions and pursuing unauthorized initiatives.
• Oburu claimed that the late Raila Odinga was "fed up" with Sifuna's actions prior to his death.

Kenya faces a significant threat to its democratic process as bribery and violence potentially undermine the upcoming General Election. The influx of money into politics is turning the electoral process into an unfair auction, with premature campaigns already underway through substantial cash handouts.

• The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) is struggling to effectively monitor and regulate campaign financing due to limited capacity and weak enforcement of existing regulations.
• Experts are calling for regular audits of political party finances to ensure transparency and reform party financing mechanisms for greater equity and accountability.
• The excessive use of money is identified as a grave threat to voters' right to elect leaders based on merit, capacity, and integrity, fostering a "goon economy" for political gain.