Political drama is heating up after Aden Duale, the powerful Majority Leader, firmly refused calls to resign, declaring that he will continue his fight against alleged cartels within the Social Health Authority (SHA).
Speaking passionately, Duale stated, “Mimi ni msema ukweli”—I speak the truth—promising that no pressure or intimidation will stop him from exposing corrupt practices and protecting public funds.
The move comes amid rising allegations of fraud and malpractice within SHA, which have attracted nationwide attention. Duale insisted that he will not bow to political pressure or threats, warning that those involved in shady dealings will face justice.
His declaration has sparked a flurry of reactions on social media, with supporters praising his courage, while critics argue that the fight against corruption must follow proper legal channels.
As the standoff continues, Kenyans are watching closely to see whether Duale’s vow will shake up the health sector or escalate tensions further within political circles.
