Sifuna accuses Ruto of undermining devolution

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has accused President William Ruto of undermining devolution through delays in the disbursement of funds to counties...
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Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has accused President William Ruto of undermining devolution by delaying the disbursement of funds to counties.
- Sifuna alleges that President Ruto has failed to honor a commitment to provide counties with Sh450 billion in allocations.
- The delay, according to Sifuna, significantly hinders county governments' ability to deliver essential services and implement development projects.
- Sifuna also questioned the effectiveness of the government's affordable housing initiatives in eliminating informal settlements, citing income disparity as the primary challenge.
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Sifuna Accuses Ruto of Undermining Devolution - September 2026
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has accused President William Ruto of undermining devolution by delaying the disbursement of funds to counties, positioning himself as a significant challenger to the President ahead of 2027 elections. Sifuna is tapping into public anger over corruption and political violence, emerging as a vocal critic of the administration. His 'Linda Mwananchi' initiative demonstrated political strength during a tour of Nairobi constituencies. In response, UDA Secretary-General Hassan Omar sparked controversy with remarks suggesting even deceased individuals could be made to vote for President Ruto. Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi urged politicians to de-escalate rhetoric ahead of the 2027 General Election, warning against tribalism and undermining the electoral process.
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