DP Gachagua Releases Statement After Missing King Charles Event

November 1, 2023

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua(left) chairs Cabinet Committee meeting in Karen[Photos/Twitter]

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Wednesday, November 1, 2023 –Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua today held a meeting with Cabinet Secretaries from various departments.

In a statement released today Wednesday November 1 afternoon, the DP stated that he had a successful sub-committee meeting held at his official residence in Karen Nairobi.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua(left) chairs Cabinet Committee meeting in Karen

“Today, I chaired a Cabinet Sub-Committee meeting at the Official Residence in Karen, Nairobi,” said Gachagua.

The meeting, he clarified centered on their Bottom Up economic plan and transformation through wide consultations touching on bilateral agreements.

“For a People-centred implementation of the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda, through interministerial strategic consultations and review of decisions, this is crucial.
“It allows us to make necessary and timely adjustments for effective and efficient service delivery,” he added.

Gachagua arrived from Germany yesterday afternoon even as his boss President William Ruto was hosting King Charles III with wife Camilla at the State house Nairobi.

Ruto invited the opposition leader Raila Odinga who was seen happily mingling with other Kenya Kwanza leaders.

Ruto, instead, chose to temporarily designate Musalia Mudavadi in the role of DP Gachagua who was not in the vicinity.

“I accompanied King Charles III to the Commonwealth War Cemetery in Nairobi’s Kariokor area, where he laid a wreath in honor of Kenyans who fought alongside the British in the world wars,” Mudavadi noted yesterday.

King Charles III used the opportunity to voice his deepest regret for the colonial violence inflicted on Kenyans during the struggle for independence.