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Kithure Kindiki

Date of Birth: 16 July 1972
Place of Birth: Tharaka in Tharaka-Nithi County, Kenya


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Facing calls for reform, the state hits back

Kithure Kindiki the interior cabinet secretary during the protests has now been elevated to the deputy presidency following the impeachment of Rigathi Gachagua (AC Vol 65 No 22 Ruto's impeachment of his Deputy starts to backfire)...


Mountain doesn’t go to Gachagua

As the most senior Kikuyu minister in Ruto's government Kithure Kindiki is the obvious successor as deputy president – securing a job that many expected him to be given ahead of the 2022 elections...


The deputy takes the fall

Despite being an unexpected choice as Ruto's running mate over Kithure Kindiki who is now the interior cabinet secretary Gachagua helped bring the vote in...


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Ruto loyalists plot new laws to stifle protests

Ruku's private member's bill will sit alongside the government's own planned revisions to the Public Order Act which were set out by interior minister Kithure Kindiki during the vetting process by MPs on 1 August...

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Raila names his price

The only sop to the protestors was that Aden Duale was demoted from defence to forestry minister though Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki who many held culpable alongside Duale for the abduction and killing of scores of protestors and organisers stays in post...


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Ruto battens down the hatches ahead of protests

President William Ruto's decision last week to bring back six of the senior ministers he had fired particularly Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki who many hold as culpable for the abduction and killing of scores of protestors and organisers has marked a hardening in resolve by State House (AC Vol 65 No 15 Ruto struggles to retain control)...

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After the protestors won the tax war

On 3 July Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki blamed the violence on ‘hordes of marauding criminal gangs' and said there was an attempt to ‘politicise crime'...


After the general crashes, a reshuffle

During the Supreme Court case that eventually decided the election in Ruto's favour Ogolla was named by Ruto's lawyer Kithure Kindiki as being one of a group of four from the National Security Advisory Committee (NSAC) who had been to the Bomas Centre on 15 August where the votes were being tallied and verified...


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