Musalia Mudavadi denies rumors leaving Uda: “I'm strong in government”

• Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi denied reports of the new political party, and confirmed his loyalty to the Kenyan alliance under President William Ruto
• Mudavadi emphasized that the alliance between his former party, the ANC and UDA is voluntary and approved by members, thus strengthening the Union and the collective vision
• He emphasized his commitment to serve the people of Kenya and to maintain the values ​​of unity, integrity and solidarity within the ruling coalition

Secretary -General of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Affairs Musalia Mudavadi has dismissed allegations involving him with a new political party, confirming his commitment to the Union Government of Kenya first.

In a statement released on Sunday, April 6, Mudavadi expressed concern about reports circulating in some media claiming he was associated with the new political alliance.

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He explained that he was still firmly concentrated within the first Kenyan government headed by the President William Ruto.

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“To avoid confusion, Mudavadi has fully joined the Kenyan government and has no intention of joining another political party,” Part of a statement from the Director of the Mudavadi Media Office, Jacob Ng'etich, said.

Prior to the government's nomination, Mudavadi was the leader of the Peace National Congress (ANC), which joined the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) of Ruto and other parties to form the Kenyan alliance before the 2022 general elections.

ANC and UDA They were officially united in January 2025.

The Cabinet's prime minister stressed that the coalition was a voluntary and democratic decision supported by party members, and emphasized that he had dedicated his entire life to integrity, honesty, and unity in political leadership.

“Throughout his political life, Mudavadi has stood firm with integrity, honesty and respect in his way of doing things, and he has never had two faces. The statement added.

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The statement noted that some of its former ANC allies are now holding top positions within the ruling party, including the position of deputy party leader, and continue to contribute significantly to the administrative structure.

After the coalition, some ANC leaders opposed the move, blaming Mudavadi for making major decisions without consultation, and vowed to separate it.

At the same time, reports claimed that its allies formed a new party called Union Summit Party (USP) shortly after the ANC was broken, with rumors saying they had Mudavadi's blessing.

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Meanwhile, speaking during the Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations in Malindi, Mudavadi ignored Ruto's failure in the 2027 general election.

He mentioned a recent compromise agreement between Ruto and the ODM party Raila Odinga as a strong political alliance.

Mudavadi wondered how the opposition, including Gen Z's youth and the delegated deputy president Rigathi Gachagua, could win a solid coalition led by Ruto and Raila.

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