Gachagua Speaks Out on Alleged Secret Alliance With Ruto

Gachagua was accused of being Ruto's project and serving as his mole within the United Opposition...

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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has publicly refuted claims of a secret alliance with President William Ruto, stating their relationship is "broken beyond repair." This comes amidst allegations that Gachagua is using his Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) to negotiate for a return to government.

Gachagua denied any intention of discussion or negotiation with President William Ruto during a KTN interview on Sunday, October 5.
Claims of a secret alliance were fueled by critics alleging Gachagua was leveraging his Mt. Kenya voting bloc for a stake in power.
Jubilee Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni alleged Gachagua met leaders in Narok County and was in talks with Ruto, a claim dismissed by DCP Deputy Party leader Cleophas Malala as an attempt to divide the opposition.

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