Malala says he could work with Ruto again if Ruto changes how he governs
DCP deputy leader Cleophas Malala says he would consider a reunion with President Ruto if he listens to Kenyans and stops "securitising" public revenue. He called Ruto a dictator in a Citizen TV interview on Sunday.
Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) Deputy Party Leader Cleophas Malala has set conditions for working with President William Ruto again, The Star reported. He said the President must change how he governs. Malala said his problem is with Ruto's leadership, not with Ruto as a person. Malala spoke on Citizen TV's Sunday Live on Sunday. He was asked whether he would work with Ruto in future if their political interests and national agenda aligned. He said he would consider it if the President listened to Kenyans and addressed concerns over public debt. "If he will open his ears and listen to what Kenyans want and prioritise. If he will stop securitising every income, every revenue Kenya gets," Malala said. He also accused Ruto of being dictatorial. "I am not interested in William Ruto's face or what. I am interested in the governance…
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