- The US Senate has launched an investigation against President William Ruto in connection with allegations of his involvement in serious criminal activities
- Former Vice President, Rigathi Gachagua, claimed several reasons that put Ruto on the investment radar and explained how he would be involved in the process
- In a widely distributed video online, Gachagua emphasized that he has evidence of the allegations and explained the areas where Ruto should answer the questions
The leader of the Democracy for Citizens, Rigathi Gachaguahe has made the edge of his attack against President William Ruto, now directly linked to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Al-Shabaab terrorist group running his operations in Somalia.
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The new Gachagua attack is coming following the US Senate’s decision to file an investigation into allegations of Presidential involvement William Ruto and Sudan’s RSF military force, which has been charged with war crimes.
The US government will also investigate how The procession Youth led in Kenya between June 2024 and July 2025, especially during the seventh day of this year.
Speaking at a negotiating conference in Olathe, Kansas City, Gachagua, who is currently in the United States for a two -month visit, confirmed that he is cooperating with US authorities in the ongoing investigation.
“You can’t escape with this because I was your deputy; we have evidence. I was there when all those meetings were held, and I have all the details. He said.
Why is the US Senate investigating William Ruto?
According to Gachagua, Ruto previously invited RSF leaders to Kenya, a move that sparked outrage from the Sudanese government and international human rights organizations, while Sudan accused Kenya of violating international procedures.
Gachagua also accused Ruto of using his relationship with China as an excuse to hide real issues.
“Today I saw Ruto picking up with words, claiming Americans had a problem with him because of his relationship with China. That is not a problem,”He said.
“Americans want to investigate to expose your business with Hemedti (Mohamed Hamdan Dagal) of the RSF, where you are doing big business and presenting weapons to the terrorist group to kill women and children.”
He also claimed that Ruto held a secret session with al-Shabaab supporters in Mandera.
According to Gachagua, Ruto’s directive to suspend foreigners before handing over Kenyan identity documents puts the world at greater security risk.
“Americans are worried that terrorists can easily find Kenyan IDs and move them to other countries, including the United States. This threatens world security,” Gachagua claimed.
The politician also accused the president of violating the Kenyan constitution and involved in serious human rights violations, including the kidnapping of young protesters.
In addition, Gachagua asked Ruto to deal with the allegations directly rather than blaming other nations.
“Stop hiding behind China. This is not a matter of international politics; it is about international security. This trip, you will not escape responsibility. You can mislead Kenyans, but you can’t mislead Americans. Gachagua warned.
Did the opposition threaten to send Ruto ICC?
Meanwhile, before the departure of Gachagua for the United States, opposition leaders announced plans to send President William Ruto to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged offenses against humanity.
The squad, led by Rigathi Gachagua and Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyokait claimed to gather evidence to submit to the ICC prosecutor, accusing Ruto of violating the Kenyan constitution and international law.
The leaders also blamed the police for serving as a government -approved killing force under totalitarian rule.
In addition, they accused the government of using security forces as weapons against opponents, in order to silence the voices of opposition and suppress protests.
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