Kalonzo vows to move to court to challenge Kenya Kwanza's policies

Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka and his DAP-K counterpart Eugine Wamalwa visited the Kibra constituency on Wednesday morning to protest the Kenya Kwanza regime's unpopular policies.

Kalonzo noted that most of the projects by the ruling administration are designed to only benefit the elites, stating that they have mounted several suits to thwart them.

Kalonzo and Wamalwa revealed that the controversial takeover deals by Adani Holdings of the  Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) and the energy sector deals will hurt Kenyans.

He added that the soon-to-be adopted Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF), which will see employed Kenyans cough 2.75% from their monthly salaries, and the unsavory affordable  housing project continue to force Kenyans  to dig deep into their pockets amid a crunched economy.

The political premier therefore vowed to vehemently oppose the projects and even stage a war in Kenyan courts.

Kalonzo told Lainisaba residents not to relocate to pave way for the ongoing affordable housing project until a case filed in court gives direction on where the victims will be settled.

He added that President William Ruto's regime has failed to secure the future of Kenyans and has now resorted to what he termed as 'diversionary tactics'.

He was flanked by former Kiambu governor Ferdinand Waititu and lawyer Ndegwa Njiru..