Khalwale Reveals Why He Ditched Ruto

The Kakamega Senator revealed that Matiangi convinced him that upon taking over as President he would apply 'brutal government efficiency'...

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Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale, previously Senate Majority Whip, has revealed he left President Ruto's camp after being swayed by Fred Matiangi's promise of "brutal government efficiency" upon becoming president. Khalwale disclosed this on November 23, 2025, during an opposition rally in Ekerenyo, Nyamira County.

Khalwale reportedly held a four-hour meeting with Fred Matiangi where the former Interior CS announced his presidential bid.
The Senator has been actively campaigning for united opposition candidates in ongoing by-elections, abandoning his own UDA Party's candidates.
Khalwale faces potential disciplinary action from the UDA Party, which sent him a show-cause letter in October for supporting an opposition candidate in the upcoming Malava parliamentary by-elections.

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