Kenya's People’s Party leader, Ndindi Nyoro, has denied allegations that he is a spy for the ruling party, calling the accusations unfounded. Speaking on a local TV station on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, Nyoro emphasized that no opposition party has directly accused him of working against the coalition. He stated his party would defend itself against any political attacks.
Nyoro’s comments come amid heightened tensions between the ruling party and the opposition ahead of upcoming elections. While no concrete evidence has been presented to support the claims, the accusations have sparked debate within political circles. Nyoro urged supporters to remain focused on the party’s agenda rather than distractions.
The People’s Party has not yet issued an official statement on the matter, but Nyoro’s response suggests a firm stance against what he describes as baseless allegations. Political analysts note that such claims often arise during election cycles, reflecting deeper divisions within the political landscape.
