In a move that has sparked considerable discussion in political circles, senior advisor in council of economic advisors, Moses Kuria recently advised Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua to focus on engaging with his political peers. The remarks, made on May 17, 2025, have generated considerable attention, as they come amid growing tensions within the ruling coalition.

Kuria, a key figure in President William Ruto’s administration, emphasized the importance of unity and cohesion within the government, particularly within the political ranks. While addressing a group of leaders and stakeholders at a public event, Kuria noted that it was crucial for leaders like Gachagua to prioritize collaboration with fellow political figures rather than engaging in divisive rhetoric or focusing on personal conflicts.

“We are all part of the same political family, and it’s essential that we work together to achieve our shared goals for the betterment of the country,” Kuria stated. “The former Deputy President should focus on building strong relationships with his political colleagues, as this will ensure a more effective and united approach to governance.”

Kuria’s comments are seen as a call for internal solidarity, particularly at a time when political alliances in Kenya have often been characterized by infighting and power struggles. His appeal underscores the growing sentiment within the government that cooperation is key to overcoming the challenges facing the nation, including economic recovery and social development.

Gachagua, who has been an influential figure in the Kenya Kwanza government, has yet to publicly respond to Kuria’s advice. However, political observers have suggested that the remarks reflect deeper concerns within the coalition regarding internal cohesion and the need for collaborative leadership moving forward.

As the political landscape in Kenya continues to evolve, the message from Moses Kuria serves as a timely reminder of the importance of unity in achieving the long-term goals set by the current administration.