The growing political divisions in Mt. Kenya between Mt. Kenya East and Mt. Kenya West have sparked a debate on President Ruto’s support in Central Kenya. Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku ignited the debate, calling for separation of East and West blocs.
In this interview with The Kenya Times, Strategic Advisor Fred Okango analyses what this means for Kenya’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Okango addresses the factors he believes have influenced the regional split, the role of national leaders, and how shifting alliances could influence voting patterns in the Mt. Kenya region.
He further shares his views on the evolving dynamics within the opposition and the government, and what these developments could mean for kenya’s political future.
Watch the full conversation through the link below.
