DAP-K leader Eugene Wamalwa has accused the Kenya Kwanza administration of "international neocolonialism" through opaque asset deals, following a court decision to block a Kenya-US health cooperation agreement worth Sh205 billion.

• The High Court suspended the Kenya-US health deal due to data privacy concerns, making it the latest judicial intervention against government agreements.
• Multiple deals have been challenged, including the proposed 30-year lease of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) to India's Adani Group and the sale of 15 percent of Safaricom shares to Vodacom Group for Sh204.3 billion.
• Wamalwa emphasized that these interventions demonstrate a pattern of opaque decision-making, calling on citizens to defend national assets against a "betrayal of the generations who fought for our freedom."