Democratic Action Party of Kenya (DAP-K) leader Eugene Wamalwa has emphasised that their opposition to President William Ruto is not personal, but rather a stand against what he describes as a corrupt system created by the current administration.
Speaking on Spice FM on Tuesday, June 17, Wamalwa cited controversial government deals such as Adani, the Social Health Authority (SHA), and KETRACO, stating: "It is not that we hate Ruto really, but the endemic corruption and the system, because at the head of every deal, he is there himself." "The rest are just doing the bidding," he added.
Wamalwa accused Kenya Kwanza of violating the terms of its pact with the opposition, particularly the clause meant to end abductions within the first 100 days.
He added that the agreement between President Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga was borne out of the sacrifices made by Generation Z protesters. "How did this broad-based government come about?
