Cleophas Malala, deputy leader of the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) in Kenya, has recently become harder to track at political events, according to reports. The former Kakamega senator, known for his role in the opposition, has been less visible at key gatherings that have shaped the DCP’s agenda. This absence has raised questions among party members and observers about his current involvement in the party’s activities.
Malala, who previously held a senatorial seat in Kakamega, has not been seen at recent meetings or public appearances, despite the DCP’s growing presence in Kenyan politics. His reduced visibility has sparked speculation about his political strategy or personal circumstances. Some sources suggest that his absence may be part of a broader shift in the party’s leadership structure.
The DCP, an emerging opposition force, has been active in mobilizing support in regions like Kakamega, where Malala once had strong influence. His absence could impact the party’s ability to maintain momentum in key constituencies. However, no official statement has been released regarding his current status or future plans. (peopledaily.digital)
