Kenyan Revenue Authority (KRA) board chairperson Ndiritu Muriithi has announced he will remain in his role until the appropriate time before returning to politics. Muriithi, a former Laikipia Governor, made the statement during a public address, emphasizing his commitment to current duties. The timeline for his resignation has not been specified, but he indicated it will be determined based on political developments. Muriithi’s decision comes after years of public service in both local and national governance. His return to political life is expected to influence upcoming elections, though no party or candidacy has been named. The KRA, responsible for tax collection and regulatory oversight, has faced scrutiny in recent years over efficiency and corruption allegations. Muriithi’s leadership has been a focal point in these discussions. His announcement has sparked interest among political analysts and local media. The exact date of his departure from KRA remains unclear, pending further announcements.