Uhuru accuses Ruto's administration of eroding Jubilee-era gains
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta says Kenya’s progress has been eroded, with gains of Jubilee-era undone; accuses current administration of running ‘untried and untested’ experiments...
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Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has accused President William Ruto's administration of eroding gains made during his tenure, citing the dismantling of programs like Linda Mama. Speaking at the Jubilee Special Delegates Conference in Nairobi, Kenyatta criticized the government's "untried and untested" schemes causing suffering for Kenyans.
- Kenyatta stated that "many gains we had in my administration have been eroded."
- The Jubilee Party will remain in the Azimio coalition for now, with new leadership to decide its future.
- The conference, attended by over 1,200 delegates, confirmed Jubilee will field candidates in 2027.
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Uhuru Kenyatta Leads Jubilee Party's Special National Delegates Conference - September 2025
Former President and Jubilee Party Leader Uhuru Kenyatta led a Special National Delegates Conference on September 26, 2025, to determine the party's future direction. This marked his first such meeting in three years after he regained full control of the party. The conference's agenda included reviewing the party's constitution, policies, and a potential exit from the Azimio coalition. Speaking at the conference in Nairobi, Kenyatta accused President William Ruto's administration of eroding gains made during his tenure. He specifically cited the dismantling of programs like Linda Mama and criticized the government's "untried and untested" schemes.
