Uhuru rejects calls to exit politics, vows to remain vocal on national issues

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has defended his continued engagement in political matters, dismissing calls for him to withdraw from public life following his retirement. The retired President maintains that he has the right to speak on national issues and support his political ..

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Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has rejected calls to retire from public life, asserting his right to comment on national issues and support his political party, Jubilee.

Uhuru Kenyatta stated he is not seeking any political office but is committed to defending his party and addressing national concerns.
The former President drew parallels with global leaders like Barack Obama and former Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi, who remained politically engaged after their terms.
He also expressed support for former Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i, endorsing his administrative capabilities and potential presidential ambitions.

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