Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale publicly accused former President Uhuru Kenyatta of actively opposing President William Ruto’s agenda on fair resource sharing, which created a new political conflict that will change political alliances before the important 2027 general elections.
Duale condemned Uhuru’s recent movements with opposition leaders because he believed they served as an active campaign to sabotage Ruto’s system for distributing national resources. Duale explained that Uhuru supports dissenting political groups because his actions show he wants to stop the government from achieving its development goals and obtaining electoral victory.
Duale told reporters that this situation does not represent typical political activities, as it constitutes a coordinated effort to challenge presidential authority over national resource distribution. The former president and certain political groups support a power distribution system that contradicts the government’s objective to achieve comprehensive development, according to his statement.
Duale’s attack began after opposition parties claimed that political organizers were crafting a political project that would support the 2027 election. The president’s Kenya Kwanza alliance will win the upcoming election just as it did in 2022, according to his declarations.
The CS stressed that the government has achieved complete support from all parties, which includes opposition groups that work with the government. He stated that people oppose the existing resource-sharing system because they feel uneasy about areas receiving benefits from new infrastructure developments.
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