Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has commended President William Ruto and Azimio la Umoja leader Raila Odinga for agreeing to continue with negotiations.
Kuria claimed in a statement on Sunday, July 30, that the action was positive and would help Kenya’s economy.
“The resumption of bipartisan talks is good news for Investments and the economy in general. Violence is not the way to resolve political differences. It’s time to pull together as a nation with a strong government and even stronger opposition to keep us in check,” said Kuria.
The controversial CS however noted that they will however not allow a powersharing deal akin to Uhuru-Raila Handshake.
“To my bosses William Ruto and Raila Odinga you are on the RIGHT side of history. All Kenyans are behind you for as long as we do not create another Mongrel like the Nusu Mkate confusion,” he added.
The new talks, between the Kenya Kwanza Administration and the Opposition, will see each team nominate five members to the ten-member committee.
The committee will include four members from outside Parliament, two from each side, leaders of the Majority and Minority from the National Assembly, and four additional Members of Parliament -two from each side.
