In a recent allegation, former Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter has brought attention to alleged efforts aimed at sidelining Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria. Keter asserts that there is a concerted attempt to force Kuria out of the Cabinet without an official dismissal, relying instead on intimidation and frustration to push him towards resignation.
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According to Keter, Deputy President William Ruto and Rigathi Gachagua, a key ally of President Ruto, are hesitant to directly terminate Moses Kuria from his position due to the CS’s perceived political influence and ground mobilization skills.
The former MP suggests that the reluctance to fire Kuria may stem from concerns about the political repercussions associated with his removal. Instead, there seems to be a strategy of applying pressure, creating a challenging environment to coerce Kuria into voluntarily resigning from his Cabinet role.
These allegations shed light on the complexities within political circles, emphasizing the importance of political maneuvering and strategic decisions at the highest levels of government. The claim by Keter suggests a calculated approach to managing internal dynamics without resorting to outright dismissals.
As this political saga unfolds, it raises questions about the balance of power within the ruling party and the intricate relationships that define political landscapes. The alleged attempts to sideline Kuria without overtly firing him underscore the nuanced nature of political tactics employed in navigating complex political terrains. Observers will keenly watch for developments in this situation to gauge the impact on both Moses Kuria’s political career and the broader political landscape in Kenya.
By News Hub Creator