Sidelining Uhuru and Jubilee's fate after his exit

A High Court ruling barring retired presidents from holding political party office has triggered a leadership succession debate within Jubilee, with Jeremiah Kioni declaring interest in taking over...
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A recent High Court ruling has effectively barred former President Uhuru Kenyatta from holding a party office, a move that aligns with the Ruto regime's efforts to sideline him from active politics.
- The ruling is seen as a victory for the government in its attempts to remove Uhuru Kenyatta from the political landscape.
- Key figures involved include former President Uhuru Kenyatta and the current administration led by President William Ruto.
- The government had previously threatened to withhold Uhuru Kenyatta's retirement benefits due to his alleged involvement in partisan politics and support for the opposition.
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