GACHAGUA & MUNYA END THE COLD WAR: IS THE MOUNTAIN FINALLY UNITED
By Jeff Kizzilah Digital Editor
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and former Cabinet Minister Peter Munya have reportedly met, signalling a possible thaw in relations after a period of political differences.
The meeting has sparked fresh debate within opposition circles, with the two leaders seen engaging cordially and appearing determined to put past disagreements behind them.
The development comes amid growing calls for unity among leaders from the Mountain region as Kenya’s political landscape continues to take shape.
The apparent rapprochement is being viewed by political observers as an attempt to prevent internal divisions from weakening the opposition and to create a broader platform capable of working together ahead of the next political battle.
The message from the encounter is clear: political differences need not permanently divide the region.
