Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has sharply criticized President William Ruto, urging him to draw lessons from former President Mwai Kibaki who, according to Kenyatta, never silenced his predecessor, Daniel arap Moi.

• Uhuru Kenyatta asserts his democratic right to participate in political discourse, even as a retired president, citing historical instances where Moi openly opposed government positions.
• The former president referenced the 2005 draft constitution campaign and the 2006 Marsabit chopper crash by-elections as examples of retired leaders remaining politically active without interference.
• Kenyatta also addressed internal disputes within the Jubilee Party, warning against threats and attacks on party interests.