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Party officials in panic as ex-staff threatens to expose dirty dealings

The dossier is said to be very damaging.

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by POLITICAL DESK

Corridors-of-power13 February 2025 - 04:58
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In Summary


  • The youthful leaders, mostly from Mt Kenya region, fear losing their state jobs if the young man overseas releases the incriminating details.
  • There are reports the panic is so intense the officials are having sleepless nights and holding frantic meetings on how to counter the details should they be made public. 

THE OFFICIALS OF a political party are in panic mode after an exiled former colleague threatened to expose their dirty dealings. Corridors of Power has learned that top party honchos working with the government have been reaching out to their estranged colleague, urging him to delete any documented evidence of their previous dubious activities. The youthful leaders, mostly from Mt Kenya region, fear losing their state jobs if the young man overseas releases the incriminating details. There are reports the panic is so intense the officials are having sleepless nights and holding frantic meetings on how to counter the details should they be made public. The dossier is said to be very damaging.

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WAS SHEER INCOMPETENCE and open disdain for staff in a crucial ministry the reason the appointing authority reassigned a top official? A source — previously a senior staffer at the ministry and now posted abroad — reveals that the top official, who was moved in the highly publicised changes, was demonstrably inept and utterly incompetent on many crucial and strategic government matters. Instead of focusing on actual work, he was more concerned with public perception, failing to execute his mandate to expectations. He showed little interest in understanding ministerial briefs and had no appetite for learning key protocols in his docket. Now in another ministry, he continues with the same performative antics. Will he be moved again?

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DID A SENIOR politician refuse to sit near— or even in the same row as—a former ally during a recent trip with a top leader, despite a seat being reserved by orderlies? The powerful figure, part of the big man’s delegation, rejected his assigned seat because it was too close to his former party member—now serving as an ambassador in the host country. He protested, claiming the man had politically betrayed him and was also too junior to sit near him. He was overheard ranting that in the past the man had belittled him and openly rebuked him.

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WHAT IS HAPPENING at a key government docket that serves as the face of the country? A little bird whispers to Corridors of Power that major changes in the portfolio—led by a senior Kenya Kwanza official—have affected the quality of communication and documentation. Protocols for organising meetings with leadership keep shifting, leaving partners confused. Some reports appear to be copy-pasted from previous documents, reflecting a concerning lack of diligence and seriousness in their work.

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