Malala Endorses Gachagua Days after Sifuna Asked Him to Avoid Interfering with Linda Mwananchi


Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) Deputy Party Leader Cleophas Malala has thrown his political weight behind former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, declaring his support for Gachagua’s bid for the presidency in the 2027 General Election.

Malala made the declaration while speaking in Kikuyu on Wednesday, August 26, where he expressed strong confidence in Gachagua’s political prospects. He predicted that the former Deputy President would ascend to Kenya’s highest office within the next 11 months.

His comments come against the backdrop of a recent political disagreement involving Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and the Linda Mwananchi movement. 

The two politicians exchanged words after Sifuna urged Malala to concentrate on matters concerning the DCP rather than involving himself in the affairs of the movement.

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The dispute reportedly occurred during the burial ceremony of Gloria Sekeiyan, the late wife of Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale. 

During the event, Malala challenged Khalwale to relinquish control of his United Patriotic Movement (UPM) party and hand it over to Sifuna, suggesting that the Nairobi senator could then use the party as his political platform.

Sifuna rejected the suggestion and instead advised Malala to direct his attention toward strengthening and managing his own political party.

The exchange subsequently drew a response from Khalwale, who challenged Malala to make similar political declarations in the presence of his allies from the Mt Kenya region. 

Khalwale appeared to suggest that Malala should be prepared to repeat his endorsements outside Western Kenya and demonstrate that he could make such statements before political leaders and supporters from other parts of the country.

Malala’s latest endorsement of Gachagua adds another dimension to the political realignments expected ahead of the 2027 presidential contest. 

With politicians and political parties increasingly positioning themselves for the next election, public declarations of support are likely to become more frequent as alliances take shape.

His prediction regarding Gachagua’s possible presidency also highlights the confidence among some opposition figures that the former Deputy President could emerge as a major contender in the next election. 

However, the political landscape remains fluid, with potential alliances and presidential campaigns still developing well ahead of the 2027 polls.

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