Rigathi Gachagua and Narc Kenya Party Leader Martha Karua Bury Their Differences, Promise to Work Together

In a historic move towards reconciliation and unity, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Narc Kenya Party leader Martha Karua have put aside their differences and committed to collaborating for the development of Kenya. The two leaders met at Karua’s Kimunye residence, where Gachagua took the opportunity to publicly acknowledge and appreciate Karua’s significant contributions to the country’s development.

Speaking during the visit, Gachagua expressed his admiration for Karua’s steadfast dedication to national growth, highlighting her leadership and tireless efforts towards the betterment of Kenyans. “Today, I am here to celebrate and commend Martha Karua for the extraordinary work she has done in the service of our people. Her role in shaping this nation cannot be underestimated,” Gachagua remarked.

Martha Karua, who has been a prominent political figure in Kenya for decades, expressed gratitude for Gachagua’s recognition, noting that despite their past differences, their shared commitment to Kenya’s progress would guide their future interactions. “Politics should be about the people we serve, not our personal interests. I welcome this gesture and look forward to working together with all who genuinely want to make Kenya a better place,” Karua said.

The meeting signals a possible shift in the political landscape, with both leaders indicating their intent to collaborate across party lines for the greater good of Kenya. Gachagua’s visit is seen as a step toward healing rifts that have long divided the country’s political elite.

Political analysts have welcomed the development, noting that this newfound cooperation between two influential leaders could mark the beginning of a new era in Kenyan politics, one characterized by unity, mutual respect, and a focus on national development.

As the two leaders move forward, their promise to work together is expected to have a significant impact on the political and developmental trajectory of Kenya. The coming weeks and months will likely see further engagement between the two, with hopes high for a more inclusive and productive political environment in the country.

January 25, 2025