Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has renewed his criticism of Kenya’s Government-to-Government fuel deal following remarks by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni. Museveni disclosed that a Kenyan senator had informed him about Uganda’s use of middlemen in Kenya to procure petroleum products, prompting changes in Uganda’s fuel import strategy. The revelation has reignited debates over the transparency and efficiency of cross-border energy agreements. Gachagua, who has long opposed the G-to-G deal, said Museveni’s comments validated his concerns about Kenya’s role in the arrangement. The issue highlights ongoing tensions between the two East African nations over economic policies and resource management. The senator’s involvement underscores the complex diplomatic dynamics in regional trade.