The KANU Youth Congress has publicly disassociated itself from a recent partnership between its chairman, Gideon Moi, and President William Ruto, rejecting the formation of a "broad-based government." This move comes just four days after President Ruto announced KANU would join his administration.

• KANU Youth Congress condemned violations of human rights, enforced disappearances, and graft, stating these are against their party's values of accountability and transparency.
• President William Ruto had personally sought out Gideon Moi to unite political rivals and move the country forward, hosting him at State House on October 9, 2025.
• The youth wing called for the government to prioritize issues like the national health crisis, education, upholding the rule of law, and ending enforced disappearances, dismissing the broad-based government as a "fallacy" and "kicks of a dying horse."