Sunday, May 24, 2026

Evidence That Prof Mutahi Ngunyi Is Working For Ruto As Old Kumekucha Post Exposes His Blatant Lies

 



There was a time when Prof Mutahi Ngunyi and Dennis Itumbi shared the same office. Indeed not too long ago; 2017 elections working together to preach Jubilee party propaganda and generously spread anti Raila venom.

Their "good" work culminated in the Supreme court overturning the election victory of UhuruRuto. 

This information is vital for all those who may still want to view the professor as a genuine analyst of Kenyan politics.

Still, his latest anti-Kikuyu utterances (above) cross the line. What he is saying is that the House of Mumbi is the problem in Kenyan politics.

This is an old tired narrative that has been super effective in the past but NOT anymore because these days Kenyans are woke and very difficult to fool.

But the really telling thing that jumps out here is that this is very clear evidence that Ngunyi is working on Ruto's team (doing what he does to earn huge sums of money, since the Kibaki days).

And if you have any doubt about this, please consider the timing. Am certain that most have noticed the recently launched latest anti-Kikuyu war narrative in UDA. And especially remarks by UDA leadership (such as Secretary General Hassan Omar) which are clearly meant to portray the Kikuyu community's push for unity or demands for development as "tribalism"

It would seem that Ngunyi and Itumbi are once again working very closely together.

Do find the time to peruse this old Kumekucha article from 2008 about Martha Karua drama and political infighting in Kibaki's government that exposes Mutahi Ngunyi's lies and distortion of history... for Ruto money?

Read explosive article in this blog;


Friday, May 22, 2026

Matatu Strike Cancelled: Prepare For The New Crazy Kenya


Matatu Strike Cancelled: Prepare For The New Crazy Kenya. Fuel strike called off as Matatu stakeholders are feted in Mombasa negotiations. Welcome to the latest Kenya news, Kenya politics and more analyzed by veteran Kumekucha Chris for the real inside story; In calling off the nationwide matatu strike that had essentially shut down the country at a high level meeting in Mombasa State House, the participants may not have looked beyond normal services resuming. Because going forward nothing will be normal in Kenya again. The people and the economy have already shown clear signs that they cannot take the new prices of fuel. And that includes the matatu industry stakeholders who even apologized for exercising their constitutional right to protest. A deep dive into the disaster that has already started unfolding nationwide.