The Post-Ol Kalou Fallout: Why Ruto’s Same Old Tricks Won't Stop the Gachagua Wave
The political landscape in Kenya has shifted significantly following the recent by-election in Ol Kalou. What was once a solid front for the UDA regime has now transformed into an open battlefield. As the dust settles on what can only be described as a crushing defeat for the government, the big question remains:What happens next for President Ruto and Rigathi Gachagua?
The Survival Calculus of 2027
For President Ruto, the primary challenge moving forward is maintaining the loyalty of his troops. In the world of Kenyan politics, self-preservation is the only agenda that truly matters. As we hurtle toward the 2027 general elections, many politicians within the UDA fold are already doing the arithmetic.
The reality is setting in: the "Ruto factor" may not be the winning ticket it once was. We are already seeing signs of betrayal, with insiders allegedly leaking information to the "other side" while still publicly shouting "two term." This double-dealing is a clear indicator of a regime losing its grip.
Ruto’s "Same Old" Strategy
One of the most predictable aspects of the current administration is its reliance on old tactics. Despite the changing public mood, the regime continues to use the same methods—police force, judicial pressure, and intimidation—while expecting different results.
However, the "spiritual law" of life tells us that radically new problems require radically new approaches. You cannot learn to walk without falling, and you cannot win over a defiant electorate with shortcuts. The 16 billion shillings allegedly spent in Ol Kalou proved one thing: the anger of the Kenyan voter has finally surpassed their love for money.
The Narrative Trap: Are Gachagua and Ruto Still Working Together?
There is a persistent narrative being pushed by UDA bloggers that Gachagua and Ruto are secretly working together and will make a deal at the last minute. But let’s look at the facts:
Irreparable Damage: Gachagua’s impeachment and the public shaming of his family have left scars that politics cannot heal.
The Ol Kalou Defeat: Gachagua didn’t even need to step foot in Ol Kalou to campaign; his foot soldiers did the work, delivering a bitter defeat to the President's party.
The Mount Kenya Factor: Even if Gachagua made a deal today, the "House of Mumbi" has already moved on. He would be moving to Ruto's side with only his own vote.
Gachagua: The Emerging Political Chessmaster
I’ll admit it—I underestimated Gachagua. But his strategic handling of the Ol Kalou situation was extraordinary. By staying away and letting the locals handle a "local thing," he outmaneuvered the entire government machinery.
Gachagua is currently riding a powerful anti-Ruto wave that is sweeping across the country. Like a team leading 2-0 in the final minutes of a match, everything seems to be going his way. Meanwhile, the Ruto administration is struggling uphill, where every move they make only seems to deepen their predicament.
The Fight for a Better Kenya
The "One Term" movement is no longer just a slogan; it is a reality confirmed by the voters. At Kumekucha, we have been fighting for a better Kenya for over two decades. From the struggle for the new constitution to the current political shifts, our goal remains the same: A BETTER KENYA (a patriotic, transparent, and fair nation.)
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STUNNING TWIST: Is the Ol Kalou By-Election Being Sabotaged?
The political landscape in Kenya just took a turn into the surreal. Just as the residents of Ol Kalou were gearing up to cast their votes, a bombshell announcement from the IEBC has left the nation reeling. Are we looking at a genuine concern for electoral integrity, or is there a much deeper, more calculated "dry run" happening behind the scenes?
The "Breaking News" That Shook the Ground
The IEBC has dropped a massive hint that they are considering postponing—or even completely cancelling—the upcoming Ol Kalou by-elections. The reason? Reports of widespread bribery, violence (including the mention of firearms), and unprecedented malpractices.
But let’s look at what’s actually happening on the ground. Ol Kalou has been transformed into a literal gold mine. Residents are reporting that money is flowing so freely that getting change for a 1,000-shilling note is nearly impossible. Youngsters have even started a business charging 50 shillings just to break a thousand! Sudden electricity connections and water projects are popping up like mushrooms after rain.
Why Postpone Now?
If the IEBC sees bribery and malpractice, why not simply disqualify the guilty parties? We all know which side of the political divide is flooding the constituency with "yellow" branding and endless resources.
The real question we must ask is this: Is someone afraid of the result?
Despite the gifts and the cash, the people of the "House of Mumbi" are politically savvy. They are taking the money but remaining firm in their persuasion. Is the threat of postponement actually a tactic to "pause" the clock because the current strategy isn't working? Is this a form of high-level election fraud—using a powerful position to delay a defeat?
The 2019 "Dry Run" Connection
To understand today, we have to look back at 2019. Remember the Embakasi South and Kibra by-elections? Those polls were filled with similar "dodgy" tactics—missing Form 35As and massive resource deployments—that eventually resurfaced in the 2022 General Election.
Ol Kalou isn't just a by-election; it’s a litmus test for 2027. If the current powers-that-be can’t secure a win here—even with all the "incentives" in the world—it sends a terrifying signal for the next presidential race.
What Happens Next?
Don't be surprised if the IEBC "consults security organs" only to re-emerge and say things are back on track—if, and only if, a quick solution is found to ensure the "right" outcome.
In the meantime, the residents of Ol Kalou might actually be the only ones happy about a delay. As one resident put it, "Wacha iendelee..." (Let it continue). After all, the longer the campaign lasts, the longer the money flows. But as Chris Kumekucha reminds us, taking the money doesn't mean the people will change their minds.
Keep your eyes peeled, Kumekucha family. I am watching this story closely on your behalf.
Is Kenya Repeating History? Gachagua’s Explosive June 25 Protest Warning and the Hidden Plot Against Gen Z
Kenya stands at a precipice. As the political temperature reaches a boiling point, the atmosphere in the country is thick with tension, reminiscent of the most transformative—and tragic—moments in our post-independence history. Within the last 48 hours, a series of seemingly disconnected events have unfolded: the sudden "strategic" postponement of theLinda Mwananchi Kisii Rallyand an unprecedented, urgent press conference by Deputy PresidentRigathi Gachagua.
At Kumekucha Chris, we have always maintained that there are no coincidences in Kenyan politics. There is only "intelligence" and the "recycled ideas" of a deep state that has been using the same playbook for over 60 years. To understand why Gachagua is suddenly playing the role of a whistle-blower and why the Kisii rally was abruptly halted, we must peel back the layers of the current regime's survival strategy.
The Mystery of the Kisii Super Mega Rally Postponement
The political world was stunned when Edwin Sifuna and the leadership of the Linda Mwananchi movement announced that their highly anticipated Kisii rally, scheduled for this Friday, would be pushed back to July 3rd. This wasn't just any rally; it was billed as a "super mega" event, a show of force in a region that has become a critical battleground for control of the ODM party and the broader opposition narrative.
The official reason given—solidarity with the Gen Z protests scheduled for June 25th—sounds noble on the surface. However, those of us who watch the movements of the "deep state" closely noticed something peculiar. The announcement was made with a sense of extreme urgency, and the leadership notably declined to take questions from the press.
Is it possible that opposition "intelligence" intercepted a plot to turn that rally into a bloodbath? Or, more likely, is there a calculated move within the government to ensure that the Linda Mwananchi movement does not gain momentum at the exact same time the youth are taking to the streets? By postponing, the organizers may have avoided a trap, but they have also left their supporters in a state of confusion.
Gachagua’s Warning: Chilling Info
Perhaps the most shocking development is the press conference held by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. In a tone that was more cautionary than combative, Gachagua directed a message specifically to the Gen Z movement: "Stay home on Tuesday, June 25th."
Why would the former second-in-command, a man known for his "truth-to-power" rhetoric, be pleading with the youth to stay away from the streets? The answer lies in a staggering allegation he brought to light. According to Gachagua, a sum of 200 million Kenyan shillings was recently withdrawn from a specific account linked to government internal security.
The alleged purpose of these funds is chilling. Gachagua suggests this money is being used to hire, transport, and arm "goons"—individuals who will be dressed in civilian clothes but escorted by plainclothes security officers. Their mission? To infiltrate the peaceful Gen Z protests, trigger violence, destroy property, and loot businesses. This "chaos-for-hire" strategy is designed to achieve one thing: to give the government the moral and legal justification to declare the Gen Z movement a criminal enterprise and shut it down with extreme prejudice.
The 1969 Blueprint: The Ghost of the Kisumu Massacre
To truly understand the danger of the current moment, we must look back at the 1969 Kisumu Massacre, an event that changed the trajectory of Kenyan democracy for decades. This is the "recycled idea" I believe is being dusted off today.
In October 1969, the atmosphere in Kisumu was electric. President Jomo Kenyatta was traveling to the region to open a hospital—a project funded by the Soviet Union through his rival, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga. The tension between the two leaders was at its peak. During the event, a "setup" occurred. A plastic chair was reportedly thrown toward the president Jomo Kenyatta.
To the outside world, it looked like a spontaneous act of protest. But historical accounts and intelligence leaks later suggested it was a "signal." The moment that chair was thrown, the presidential escort—inhabited by "goons" and security personnel—opened fire on the crowd. Hundreds of innocent Kenyans were killed or injured.
The aftermath of that single, orchestrated moment of chaos was devastatingly effective for the regime:
The KPU (Odinga’s party) was immediately banned.
Jaramogi Oginga Odinga was placed under house arrest.
Kenya effectively became a de facto one-party state.
The "setup" provided the regime with the perfect excuse to eliminate its most powerful opposition. When we look at June 25th, we must ask: Is the 200 million shillings Gachagua mentioned intended to fund a modern-day "plastic chair" moment? If the Gen Z protests turn violent because of planted infiltrators, the state will have the pretext it needs to ban future demonstrations and arrest the movement's leaders.
The Multi-Pronged Attack on Edwin Sifuna
While the youth are being targeted on the streets, another battle is being fought in the boardrooms and party offices. There is a relentless, coordinated effort to remove Edwin Sifuna from his position as the Secretary General of ODM.
Sifuna has become a thorn in the side of the status quo. He is vocal, he is legally sharp, and he has successfully bridged the gap between traditional opposition politics and the new-age activism of Gen Z. The deep state knows that if they can strip him of his official title and dismantle the Linda Mwananchi platform, they can effectively "clip his wings."
Without an official post, Sifuna’s ability to mobilize and challenge the government's legal maneuvers is severely diminished. This is a classic "decapitation" strategy: remove the head of the movement to leave the body wandering in the dark.
Why the Deep State is Terrified of Gen Z
You might ask why the government is going to such lengths—spending hundreds of millions and risking a total breakdown of order—just to stop a group of young people with smartphones. The reason is simple: The Gen Z movement is leaderless and organic.
In the past, the government could always "deal" with an opposition leader. They could negotiate, they could intimidate, or they could co-opt them into the system. But how do you negotiate with a thousand different voices on TikTok and Twitter? How do you co-opt a movement that isn't asking for a cabinet position, but for a total overhaul of the tax system and government accountability?
Because they cannot control the movement, they have decided to destroy its reputation. By planting goons to burn buildings and rob shops, they hope to turn the Kenyan middle class—the very people who pay the taxes—against the youth. They want the headlines on Wednesday morning to read "Gen Z Protests Turn into Orgy of Looting," rather than "Kenyans Demand Better Governance."
A Call for Peace, Wisdom, and Vigilance
At Kumekucha Chris, my heart is heavy. I see the pain of the parents who are worried about their children. I see the passion of the young people who just want a future in the country they love. And I see the cold, calculated moves of a political class that is willing to sacrifice its own citizens to stay in power.
I pray that my analysis is wrong. I pray that Gachagua’s warnings are unfounded and that tomorrow passes in peace. But history is a stubborn teacher. When you see the same players using the same tactics that were used in 1969, you must be vigilant.
To the Gen Z movement: If you choose to go out, know that the eyes of the deep state are on you, and their "actors" are already among you. Your greatest weapon is not your anger, but your discipline and your ability to document the truth.
To the rest of Kenya: Information is the only shield we have. Do not believe everything you see on the evening news. Look for the "setup." Look for the "signal."
What is your take on this? Do you believe Gachagua is truly trying to protect the youth, or is he playing his own games? Is the postponement of the Kisii rally a sign of fear or a sign of wisdom? Let us start a conversation in the comments below.
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William Ruto Exposed: Secret That Keeps Him Awake At Night
By Kumekucha Chris | Kenya Politics Analysis | June 10th 2026
There is a very big problem sitting at the heart of William Ruto's presidency. And it is not where most analysts are looking. It is not in Nairobi. It is not in Parliament. It is not even in the courts. It is in the Rift Valley — the very community that carried him enthusiastically to State House.
Before we go into the substance of what this problem is, there is something that must be clearly understood about how the Ruto administration operates. There is always a very sharp — and deliberate — difference between what this government wants you to see and what is actually happening on the ground. These two things are rarely the same. Previous administrations, including the Uhuru Kenyatta government, were guilty of this too. But what is different now is the sheer scale of the effort to maintain the illusion. The Ruto administration has invested enormous resources — political, financial, and intelligence — specifically to keep one truth from the Kenyan public. That truth is the current state of his support in the Rift Valley.
The Numbers That Tell the Real Story
Let us begin with the figures, because this analysis is grounded in documented evidence, not speculation.
In the 2022 general election, William Ruto received approximately 2.5 million votes from the Rift Valley. In that same election, he defeated Raila Odinga by a margin of just slightly over 230,000 votes in the final tally. Think about what those two numbers mean together. His winning margin was 230,000. His Rift Valley bloc was 2.5 million. The Rift Valley was not just important to his victory — it was the foundation of it. Remove that foundation and the entire building collapses. There is no path to a second term, no legacy, no future for the Ruto political project without a solid Rift Valley.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua — now firmly in the opposition camp — has publicly stated that in the next general election, the Rift Valley vote will split approximately 50-50 between the government and the opposition. Gachagua has a track record. He has not been wrong yet. And if that prediction holds, the arithmetic for Ruto's re-election becomes brutally impossible.
This is not a political inconvenience. This is an existential threat.
The Gachagua Calculation — And Why It Changed
For months, deep inside the Ruto inner circle, intelligence reports were painting a specific picture regarding Rigathi Gachagua's legal battles. The analysis from the intelligence community was clear: if Gachagua was able to return to the presidential race, he would significantly complicate the opposition's ability to unite behind a single candidate. A fragmented opposition, the thinking went, was in Ruto's strategic interest.
This explains why the Gachagua legal proceedings appeared to be heading in a particular direction. His legal team was enthusiastic. His supporters were energised. They were publicly and confidently predicting the outcome of the ruling — knowing that the government was backing an outcome where Gachagua's impeachment would be invalidated.
But then, very suddenly, something changed.
The inner circle reversed course. The calculation that had favoured giving Gachagua room was abandoned. And the reason for that reversal is directly connected to what was happening in the Rift Valley. Because the moment you understand the depth of Ruto's Rift Valley crisis, the reversal makes complete sense. Any inch given to Gachagua — any political space, any rehabilitation — would give him a platform to publicly articulate and amplify what is already happening on the ground in the Rift Valley. The risk of that exposure was judged to be far greater than the risk of the opposition fielding a single candidate. That is a remarkable calculation. It tells you everything about how serious the Rift Valley problem truly is.
The Gideon Moi Episode: A Deal Made to Be Broken
The evidence of desperation is not limited to the Gachagua calculations. Consider what happened when former Baringo Senator Gideon Moi declared interest in the senatorial by-election following the death of the sitting senator.
State House reacted with extraordinary speed. President Ruto invited Gideon Moi — his longtime political rival — for a meeting at State House. Deals were made. Among the incentives reportedly on the table was relief for several Gideon Moi businesses that had, according to credible accounts, been deliberately frustrated by the Ruto government. Moi's businesses were reportedly on their deathbeds. The meeting provided oxygen.
Moi's supporters were furious when their principal agreed to withdraw from the race. But what is most telling is the account of what happened inside that State House meeting. When Moi asked Ruto how he was going to explain this withdrawal to his community, Ruto's response was simple: "Don't worry. I will do it." And the two men went to Kabarak together. The optics were constructed. The narrative was managed.
Then Ruto reneged on the deal.
Gideon Moi has since gone public. He has stated clearly that he was deceived. He has also stated — and this is crucial — that he is waiting for the right forum to tell the Kalenjin community and the broader Tugen and Nandi communities exactly what transpired inside that State House meeting. When that account becomes public, it will, in his own words, shock the entire community.
State House made a deal they had no intention of honouring. The sole objective was to remove Gideon Moi from the Baringo senatorial by-election mix. Why was that so important? Because a Moi presence in the race would have demonstrated, publicly and undeniably, the scale of anti-Ruto sentiment within the Rift Valley communities.
The Kipsigis Signal and the Emurua Dikirr Cover-Up
The Kipsigis — the most populous subtribe within the Kalenjin community — have had documented and publicly expressed grievances against the Ruto administration for some time. This was made unmistakably clear at the funeral of the late Emurua Dikirr legislator, where the community's voice was heard loudly and without ambiguity.
Rigathi Gachagua also held a rally in Bomet — Kipsigis heartland — and was received with a level of enthusiasm that no honest analyst could ignore. The signal was clear. The Emurua Dikirr by-election that followed was, by all credible indicators, not going to go UDA's way.
And yet, UDA were declared the winners.
The explanation, for those watching closely, was not surprising: money was deployed at scale. The so-called opposition candidate was purchased. The evidence? Where in the history of Kenyan politics have you witnessed a candidate who has just lost a by-election appearing happier and more relaxed than the declared winner? That image told the entire story.
The cracks were papered over. But papering over cracks does not repair the foundation.
Alfred Keter and the Floodgates of History
The most recent and arguably most significant development is the movement of former Nandi Hills legislator Alfred Keter to the Linda Mwananchi faction. It would be naive — dangerously naive — to treat this as the individual decision of one politician. Alfred Keter has not simply moved. He has moved with his networks, his supporters spread across the Rift Valley, his intelligence, and his relationships. All of it has shifted.
History is instructive here. In the run-up to the historic 2002 general elections, George Saitoti left KANU and joined Raila Odinga's LDP. What followed was a flood — every significant KANU figure eventually crossed. Even figures who were considered immovable made the move. The Saitoti moment was not about one man. It was a signal of a direction, and others followed.
More recently, we saw the same pattern when William Ruto himself left the Jubilee party and established UDA. The defections from Jubilee that followed were not coordinated — they were gravitational. Once the direction became clear, the movement became unstoppable.
The Keter move carries the same energy. It is not a conclusion. It is a beginning. The floodgates, in my humble assessment — and I may be wrong, I am just human — are now open.
The Problem That Keeps a President Awake
Put all of this together and a very clear picture emerges. William Ruto is sitting inside State House managing a crisis he cannot publicly acknowledge. He cannot acknowledge it because the moment he does, the illusion collapses and the political mathematics become visible to every Kenyan — and every potential defector sitting on the fence in the Rift Valley.
The Gideon Moi deal was damage control. The Emurua Dikirr money operation was damage control. The Gachagua legal reversal was damage control. All of it points to the same underlying reality: a man who built his entire presidential project on 2.5 million Rift Valley votes is watching that foundation erode — and spending enormous resources trying to hide the erosion from public view.
History has a lesson for leaders who keep winning everything. From Napoleon to Hitler to Alexander the Great, the pattern is consistent: when a leader believes they are invincible — when they have never lost a seat, never lost a case, never faced genuine consequence — they set themselves up for a fall that is proportionate to the height of their overconfidence.
This channel has been analysing Kenyan politics since May 2005. In all those years, the politicians who fell hardest were never the ones who lost early. They were always the ones who never lost at all — until the one time it truly mattered.
For the full video analysis — including the intelligence reports, the Gachagua reversal timeline, and the complete evidence on the Rift Valley vote split — watch the latest Kumekucha Chris video on YouTube.
Most leading analysts including Pro. Herman Manyora seem to agree that the government of William Ruto is on the losing end of the Maandamano duel with Azimio and Raila Odinga. It is as clear as day.
Police brutality and the unprovoked attack on peaceful demonstrators seems to have attracted the wrong kind of attention (for Ruto) from the international community.
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So Ruto police had sharp-shooters in place...
Peter Munya: "We came here to engage citizens on the hardships they are going through and it is our rights as leaders to do so. That's what we came to do but police as usual mobilized to come and disrupt and to visit violence on us and you have sees every stop we made... teargas is being thrown. From Makutano where we started...
And it was needless because there was no violence. Citizens were responding because they are all facing the same problems everybody in the country is facing.
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Why was the Azimio rally scheduled to take place at the Kamukunji Grounds in Nairobi yesterday 12th July 2023 abruptly canceled by Raila Odinga, the head of the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya alliance? What was the real reason? Is it true that it was something terrifying? This Lee Makwiny video offers a few clues.
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There are key aspects of the Kenyan presidency that cannot be ignored and when they are not given the attention they deserve will always result in serious political instability. This is the same mistake a past president with great potential, Mwai Kibaki, made. But now once again in 2023 the tell-tale signs of 2005 are clearly visible
In this Kumekucha video we go deep into this most fascinating and often ignored issue in Kenya politics.
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Over 600 individuals were detained and arrested at various police stations in Nairobi on Wednesday during anti-government demonstrations. Over ten people were shot and killed by police across the nation, and dozens more were hurt during the clashes that erupted on 12th July 2023.
The 12th July maandamano country-wide will go down in the history of Kenya for special attention in any analysis of what happens going forward. And apart from the many bad things that happened, historians in future will also record it as a turning point for the nation called Kenya. One that the Kenya Kwanza government and the UDA strongman William Ruto are yet to see.
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Pamela Mboya now deceased, Tom Mboya’s widow wrote to Kofi Annan in 2008 as he was mediating peace in Kenya. Part of the letter read; “The assassination of my husband, like others after him, is a matter that has remained shrouded in mystery and speculation, and which has been avoided by successive regimes in this country...”
Later she promised to drop the bombshell in an interview but later changed her mind. This is most probably what she was so hesitant to reveal.
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...Then in the midst of all these uncertainties an arrogant Briton came into the country for prayers and started making predictions and prophecies on the country's political future. Few Kenyans had ever heard of the London based preacher. But he spoke with such authority that some Kenyans even got annoyed.
On the shadow of the 12th July maandamano country-wide, UDA insiders are putting on a brave face and yet in the background are terribly worried about Azimio's looming check-mate move. A legal coup linked to the 10Million signatures taking advantage of a unique constitution that in their view gives too much power to the people.
Judy (not her real name) is still serving time but is optimistic that one day she will be free. Her son who saved her life is now about 7 years old.
(From Kumekucha archives. First published WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 2008. This story-part of it- hit newspaper headlines in Kenya that year.) Forward this true story and share widely if you have a sister, daughter or some woman you care about who may fall in love tomorrow and throw caution to the wind with dire consequences.
The saying "the dead don't tell tales" has come to haunt police and a Kakamega town when the body of a lady who had been missing for more than a week was found after its location was revealed in a dream.
The strange episode has re-ignited the long-running argument over whether the dead may speak to the living and the applicability of "their messages" to those they may have talked to.
Police are unsure of whether to treat the person to whom the revelation was made as a whistle-blower or a suspect as the villagers speculate that the dream may be a testament to the deceased's desire for a proper funeral and her determination to see her killers brought to justice.
Former chief Justice Willy Mutunga, shortly after making remarks captured on this channel about the police force being a colonial police force and the colonialist who is still too powerful in Kenya, gets tear-gassed in Nairobi.
Sometimes in politics, events and developments that unfold quietly behind the scene have the biggest impact. Like the human factor (which Chairman Mao once said was a key determinant in any great undertaking.).
In this Kumekucha video we conclude a full analysis of what Kenyans should expect going forward as a result of a most impactful saba saba day 2023.
Captivating read in the Sunday Nation this morning in the Weekly Review section on Tom Mboya. Confirms information available on this channel over 5 years ago on who killed Mboya and why.
Our series on Mboya: It was more than an assassination even gives you the name of the man who pulled the trigger and later died a miserable man full of regrets in Kenya (NOT Nahashon Njenga).
Victims of saba saba, some of them in serious condition.
BREAKING NEWS! KINDIKI IG KOOME TO BE PROSECUTED IN COURT FOR BREAKING THE LAW
Sometimes in politics, events and developments that unfold quietly behind the scene have the biggest impact. Like the human factor (which Chairman Mao once said was a key determinant in any great undertaking.).
In this Kumekucha video we conclude a full analysis of what Kenyans should expect going forward as a result of a most impactful saba saba day 2023.
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The Tom Osinde story is more than disturbing, even as a key clue emerges that points to the usual suspects of unsolved puzzles in Kenya.
And even as this is unravelling Irene Cherop Masit former IEBC commissioner in the "Cherera four" flees the country. This Masit move points to something else that Kenyans need to pay attention to.
What has controversial CS Trade Moses Kuria been up to behind the scenes? What impact do his actions have on Kenyan politics? This Kumekucha video digs up a can of worms that you will not believe.
There is also a fascinating link Moses Kuria has to the very puzzling Kiambu gubernatorial elections last August. Indeed Kiambu voters are still pretty puzzled about the results to this day. We dig deeper to come out with some astonishing answers to that mystery.
Despite the William Ruto regime being in denial, mounting evidence indicates that this is a government that has already been well and truly cornered. Even as Kenyans brace themselves for the Wednesday 12th July Maandamanos country-wide, it is very clear where all this is headed and how it will end.
This revealing Kumekucha video exposes the naked truth that many have ignored, even as interior CS Kithure Kindiki changes tune late in the day.
For instance, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International Kenya have consistently noted that Kenyan authorities have not done enough to hold police officers and their commanders accountable for killings and attacks on protestors and other persons.
