Kanze Dena said Uhuru was using vehicles given to him on an interim basis and had not yet received a new fleet as required by the Presidential Retirement Benefits Act.
On international travel, she noted that the former president has undertaken several official trips since his retirement, as per his duties and responsibilities but 'only two such trips have been honoured so far'.
The silent war between former President Uhuru Kenyatta and his successor William Ruto, which dates back to Kenya's 2022 succession race, has burst into the open, with the former detailing his pains at the hands of the latter.
In a classic case of reversed roles, Mr Kenyatta— who was accused of mistreating and plotting to block Dr Ruto, then his deputy, from ascending to power— on Monday openly bewailed frustration and mistreatment by State House.
