The President Warned Against Military Interference

Only recently, Kenya's president referred to himself as a "leader." This already casts a certain light on him.

Despite some domestic backlash and protests against his presidency, he continues to project himself as a leader with a long-term vision for Kenya and Africa. Now President Ruto warned politicians and the media against the military's interference in political affairs. Addressing the issue of the national defense forces, the president said he would not allow heads of state, politicians, or the media to involve the military in political matters. Ruto referred to incidents some time ago. There were political leaders and media outlets that were able to publish information about the country's military. There were differing views of the government's leadership, led by Gen Z, which led to demonstrations where the slogan "RUTO MUST GO" was used. This prompted the top security officials to issue their statements. The intelligence chief and his counterpart were able to warn the public not to abuse internet freedom to plunge the country into a state of revolution or destroy it for personal gain. In light of these events, the president warned against military interference in political affairs. President Ruto has everything under his control. There is no longer an opposition that would silence everyone.