- Security agencies trade blame after violent church attack in central Kenya
- No arrests weeks later raise cover-up fears ahead of 2027 polls
NAIROBI, KENYA – Kenya’s security agencies are facing growing scrutiny after a violent church attack targeting former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua, exposing deepening political and institutional fault lines.
More than a week after the January 25 attack in Othaya, Nyeri County, no arrests have been made, fuelling accusations of incompetence or a possible cover-up within the security apparatus.
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