Former Deputy President Gachagua enjoys comfort when he stays home. He dresses casually, preferring tracksuits or jumpers for relaxation. Sometimes, he spends entire days wearing pajamas to feel free from formal attire. He reads books during his downtime away from politics. He also likes reggae music, recently dancing to No Woman No Cry.
Gachagua rarely uses social media platforms. He prefers direct conversations with people instead of online interactions. He checks WhatsApp briefly each evening to see messages. He believes the Mountain region remains united, comparing it to cement-hardened solidarity. He continues to criticize the government from his residence in Mathira.
The former official plans to launch a new political party next month, preparing him for the 2027 election campaign ahead. His supporters confirm that preparations for unveiling this new party have finished. Gachagua aims to maintain his national political influence through these actions. He also wants to strengthen his position in Mount Kenya, a region growing restless since his removal from office.
Gachagua rarely uses social media platforms. He prefers direct conversations with people instead of online interactions. He checks WhatsApp briefly each evening to see messages. He believes the Mountain region remains united, comparing it to cement-hardened solidarity. He continues to criticize the government from his residence in Mathira.
The former official plans to launch a new political party next month, preparing him for the 2027 election campaign ahead. His supporters confirm that preparations for unveiling this new party have finished. Gachagua aims to maintain his national political influence through these actions. He also wants to strengthen his position in Mount Kenya, a region growing restless since his removal from office.
