Books The Untold Biography Of UHURU KENYATTA By BEST SELLING AUTHOR Peter Clarke

Early Life and Family Background: Born October 26, 1961, into Kenya’s iconic Kenyatta family, son of founding president Jomo Kenyatta and Mama Ngina Kenyatta; insights into his privileged upbringing, education abroad, and influences shaping his worldview.

Political Beginnings: Early involvement in politics, membership in KANU, and election as Member of Parliament for Gatundu South from 2002 to 2013; his rise as a political figure within Kenya’s multi-party democracy.

Deputy Prime Minister and Coalition Politics: Serving as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance in the coalition government formed after the 2007–2008 post-election crisis, working closely with opposition leader Raila Odinga during the National Accord.

Presidency (2013–2022): Key policies including infrastructure development (roads, energy), devolution reforms under the 2010 Constitution, and efforts to foster economic growth and regional integration; handling political challenges and diplomatic balancing acts.

Re-Election and Legal Challenges: His contentious 2017 re-election, which was annulled by the Supreme Court—historic as the first annulment in Africa—a fresh election, and eventual victory amidst opposition boycotts.

Governance and Legacy: Tackling corruption, navigating ethnic politics, promoting unity and national development, though criticism for perceived nepotism, governance challenges, and economic disparities persisted.

Family and Personal Life: His marriage to Margaret Gakuo and their children, the extended Kenyatta family dynamics, and the influence of family in Kenya’s political landscape.

International Relations: Kenya’s role in East African integration, anti-terrorism efforts, and foreign diplomacy during his presidency.

Business Interests and Wealth: Exploration of his business background and the intertwining of politics and commerce.

Public Image and Political Philosophy: Presenting the man behind the presidency, his vision for Kenya, and how he navigated the complexities of leadership in a dynamic and often divided country.