Fred Matiang'i, the ex-Interior Cabinet secretary, has once again appeared online following the discovery of caps bearing his name.He received praise for his substantial reforms within the Education and Interior Security Ministries Gen Zs have been urging his comeback to lead the nation as president from 2027, recognising his past achievements.
Former Interior Cabinet secretary Fred Matiang'i has recently surged in popularity among Kenyans, with calls mounting for him to enter politics. Fred Matiang'i.
Known for his transformative leadership in various ministries under former president Uhuru Kenyatta's administration, Matiang'i earned praise for his significant reforms, particularly in education. Which contributions did Matiang'i make?
During a period marked by escalating banditry in the North Rift region, suggestions were made for President William Ruto to reinstate Matiang'i due to his perceived effectiveness in restoring order.
In April 2024, some Kenya Kwanza leaders hailed him despite falling out with Ruto.
Recently, amid protests by Gen Z against the Finance Bill and demanding accountability from the Kenya Kwanza government, Matiang'i's name has resurfaced, with some advocating for his return to Kenya and potential presidential candidacy.
Responding to persistent calls, the former CS has reportedly taken steps suggesting his inclination towards reentering politics, including the printing and distribution of branded caps. "Thank you, Fred Matiangi for believing in Maleek's Courier to ship your caps from the UK," read a post from Tongola Mate.
Despite currently residing in the UK, attempts by TUKO.co.ke to contact him have been unsuccessful. Why did Gen Zs want Matiang'i back? A group of Kenyan citizens expressed their grievances towards the Kenya Kwanza administration, sparking a series of protests nationwide.
The peak of these events occurred on Tuesday, June 25, as enraged young people stormed the parliament, damaging various government property and reportedly setting fire to several offices. President Ruto promptly revoked the controversial bill that had stirred up significant unrest within the country and beyond.
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