Former President Uhuru Kenyatta launched a new book titled *My Country First* in Kitale, marking 23 years since the death of former Vice President Michael Kijana Wamalwa. The event took place at Milimani Grounds, where Kenyatta shared personal insights about Wamalwa’s political journey and his own admiration for the late leader. The book highlights Wamalwa’s contributions to national unity and public service.
Kenyatta revealed that he once wanted Wamalwa to join his administration, underscoring their shared vision for Kenya’s development. The ceremony brought together political leaders and community members, emphasizing the enduring impact of Wamalwa’s legacy. The book serves as a tribute to Wamalwa’s sacrifices and his role in shaping Kenya’s political landscape.
The event also drew attention to the absence of some key figures, including Gachagua, who was not mentioned by Kenyatta. Despite this, the focus remained on honoring Wamalwa’s contributions and the values he represented. The book launch underscored the importance of historical reflection in Kenya’s political discourse.
