Gachagua: Kenyans told me the Kenya they want

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has revealed details of the extensive consultations he held during his 55-day political conclave at his Wamunyoro residence in Nyeri County...

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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua revealed the concerns Kenyans shared with him during his recent political consultations, outlining their desires for the next administration.

Kenyans want the restoration of free primary and day secondary education, free TVET education, and a responsive university funding model.
Gachagua highlighted struggles faced by farmers due to high input costs and failing value chains, with a specific mention of tea, coffee, and cotton.
Concerns were also raised about a broken healthcare system, the need to protect the Sh1.2 trillion cooperative movement, and demands for security reforms including an end to "goon culture" and investigations into alleged abductions and killings.

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