Kakamega Deputy Governor Ayub Savula has urged President William Ruto to investigate individuals leaking state intelligence to opposition leader Rigathi Gachagua, according to reports from local media. The call comes amid growing concerns over the integrity of presidential communications.
Savula, who serves as the deputy governor of Kakamega County, has specifically targeted those responsible for allegedly sharing sensitive information with Gachagua, a prominent figure in Kenya’s opposition. The leaks are said to be undermining the presidency’s ability to operate effectively.
The issue has sparked discussions about the security of state information and the need for accountability. While no specific names have been disclosed, the pressure on Ruto to address the matter reflects broader tensions within Kenya’s political landscape.
Sources indicate that the leaks have raised questions about the reliability of internal communications and the potential impact on national governance. The situation remains under scrutiny as authorities consider the appropriate response.
