Former CS Makes U-Turn, Joins UDA To Succeed Ruto in 2032
The former CS has been sending a lot of mixed political signals since ditching the government with critics accusing him of being President Ruto's political project ahead of the 2027 elections...
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Former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has officially joined the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and declared his intention to run for president in 2032.
- Kuria's immediate political goal is to reclaim the Gatundu South parliamentary seat in the 2027 General Election on a UDA ticket.
- He sees his move to UDA as strategic, aligning with his long-term ambition to succeed President William Ruto.
- Kuria also commented on potential running mates for 2027, suggesting Kithure Kindiki has a "mathematical chance" and dismissing Hassan Joho's prospects.
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