Fresh details have emerged regarding a private phone conversation between former President Uhuru Kenyatta and his brother Muhoho Kenyatta, in which he opened up about his recent health struggles.
The conversation came to light during a public event in Narok, where Muhoho represented the former Head of State at the homecoming ceremony of Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta.
During the event, Uhuru addressed attendees virtually through a phone call, explaining that he had been forced to miss the gathering after falling ill shortly after returning from a recent trip.
According to his remarks, the illness developed soon after he arrived back in the country, preventing him from attending the ceremony despite having planned to be present physically.
Listeners who followed the call noted a change in his voice, which sounded strained and added to concerns about his condition, although he did not disclose specific medical details.
The emergence of the audio recording quickly triggered reactions from Kenyans, many of whom expressed concern and sent messages wishing him a quick recovery.
The former president has remained largely out of the public spotlight since leaving office, making such updates about his personal wellbeing rare and closely followed by the public.
This is not the first time he has hinted at health challenges, as he previously spoke about going through a difficult period physically after his presidency, though he has consistently kept details private.
The latest revelations from the phone call have once again drawn national attention to his health, with many Kenyans hoping for his full recovery and return to normal public life.
