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MPs reject Ruto, Raila bid to deal with party rebels

Justice committee members say proposal gives party leaders excess powers, prone to abuse

by MOSES ODHIAMBO

Realtime26 February 2025 - 04:56

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In Summary

Through the National Dialogue Committee (Nadco), the duo sought to amend laws to allow parties deregister such rebels.
The law was also to be changed to provide that association with a rival outfit amounted to joining the said entities.

Nominated Senator Catherine Mumma and Ruaraka MP TJ Kajwang’/SCREENGRAB

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