In a move that caught many by surprise, Uhuru revealed plans to step down as party leader to concentrate on his campaign for the United Nations Secretary-General post.
The decision, viewed by some as a graceful exit from the local political arena, has also raised the question — should Uhuru finally retire from active politics?
For over two decades, Uhuru has been a central figure in Kenya’s political landscape, shaping policy and steering national dialogue.
His tenure as president left a mixed legacy, with supporters praising his infrastructure development agenda and critics faulting him for economic challenges.
Now, as he eyes an international role, many believe it is time for him to step back and let a new generation of leaders take charge.
Others, however, argue that his experience and diplomatic networks could still play a crucial role in uniting a deeply divided nation.
Whether he bows out completely or maintains a quiet advisory role, Uhuru’s next steps will define his legacy and influence in both Kenyan and global politics for years to come.