Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has opened up about his recent disagreements with President William Ruto. Speaking at a press conference in Nairobi, Gachagua shed light on the nature of their disputes, emphasizing the importance of transparency and unity within the government.
Gachagua disclosed that the tensions stemmed from differing opinions on economic policies and governance strategies. "We have had our differences, especially on how to handle certain economic reforms," he stated. "However, these disagreements are part of any healthy democracy and are essential for progress."
The Deputy President was quick to dismiss any rumors of a rift affecting the administration's functionality. "President Ruto and I remain committed to our shared vision for Kenya. We may have disagreements, but our dedication to serving the Kenyan people remains unwavering," he affirmed.
In response to questions about the impact of these disagreements on their working relationship, Gachagua was optimistic. "We have robust mechanisms for resolving our differences. We engage in frank and open discussions, and ultimately, we find common ground."
Gachagua also highlighted the need for the media and the public to focus on the administration's achievements rather than the internal disputes. "Our government has made significant strides in improving the economy and enhancing the livelihoods of Kenyans. Let's not lose sight of these accomplishments," he urged.
The press conference concluded with Gachagua reiterating his commitment to working harmoniously with President Ruto. "Our ultimate goal is to build a prosperous and united Kenya. Any disagreements are simply part of the journey towards achieving this goal."
The Deputy President's candidness aims to reassure the public and stakeholders of the administration's stability and dedication to its mandate.