The clash, which has now turned public, pits Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) deputy party leader Cleophas Malala against Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya of the Democratic Action Party of Kenya (DAP-K).
Malala has accused Natembeya of undermining the unity of the coalition by allegedly disobeying an agreement reached by member parties regarding the Kisa East ward by-election.
Malala has accused Natembeya of undermining the unity of the coalition by allegedly disobeying an agreement reached by member parties regarding the Kisa East ward by-election.
According to Malala, DCP had been given the green light to field the coalition’s candidate in Kisa East after other parties agreed to step aside.
He explained that this decision was meant to balance previous concessions within the alliance. Earlier, DCP had withdrawn from the Malava parliamentary by-election to support a DAP-K candidate who was considered the strongest contestant at the time. TO READ MORE, TAP HERE.
He explained that this decision was meant to balance previous concessions within the alliance. Earlier, DCP had withdrawn from the Malava parliamentary by-election to support a DAP-K candidate who was considered the strongest contestant at the time. TO READ MORE, TAP HERE.