Kiambu MCAs up in arms over UDA nominee letters

The MCAs now want the president and his deputy to rein in the authors of the letters "to allow democracy to take its course." [File, Standard]

A section of Kiambu MCAs have called on President William Ruto and his deputy Rigathi Gachagua to intervene and end appointment wrangles that have rocked the county assembly.

Holding letters allegedly written by the United Democratic Alliance Party leadership directing how positions should be shared, the MCAs claimed that their democratic space and the county assembly standing orders were being violated.