So, ask the DP, which deep state he is talking about?" Raila responded a few days later.Īccording to insiders privy to the information, the two factions pushing for Ruto, Raila and Mudavadi are code-named the Muthaiga Club and the Windsor Five, with both camps composed of billionaires from the vote-rich Mt Kenya region. So if you’re talking about the ‘Deep State’, who is there? It’s the President and his deputy. It is led by the President and his deputy, whose names you know. “I hold no position in the Government of Kenya. They have the system but we have the people and God on our side,” Deputy President William Ruto stated on Tuesday, August 11, 2020, at an event at his Karen home. “We are being threatened that there is a system or deep state which consists of people who will rig us out during the General Election and that the winners have already been predetermined. Two of the region’s wealthy factions are currently embroiled in a crisis on whether to endorse Deputy President, William Ruto, former Prime Minister, Raila Odinga or the Amani National Congress (ANC) leader, Musalia Mudavadi. Many are said to be Mt Kenya billionaires who greatly contribute to the country's economy as they have dominated almost all business sectors from industrialisation to agriculture and banking.
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Members of the alleged deep state and system are believed to be top businessmen who are out to protect their interests and wealth. This is based on the lamentations and allegations of top politicians and opinion leaders. Kenya’s election is reportedly highly influenced by deep-pocketed individuals. The Augelection will be one of the most contested polls in the country since the return of multiparty democracy in 1992.
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The deep state and the system are two words that have become synonymous with the Kenyan elections even as the country prepares to go to the polls in eight months. The two words have become so popular in the country with warring political factions expressing different opinions on their roles in determining electoral results.