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Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua has hinted at forming a new political party, distancing himself from President William Ruto, whom he accuses of failing to fulfill his promises. Speaking in Kiserian, Kajiado county, Gachagua claimed that the new party, set to be unveiled in May, will be inclusive and free from bias.
Gachagua to Launch New Political Party in May, Breaks Ranks with President Ruto
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