Several leaders allied to UDA linked to President Ruto are reportedly planning to quit the party and contest as independents or via smaller parties due to internal tension.
President William Ruto addressing residents of Suneka, Kisii County. [PCS]
Elected leaders allied to President William Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party from Mt Kenya region will see re-election as independent candidates or through smaller parties perceived to be friendlier to Ruto.
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