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President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto welcome John Mruttu after he decamped to the Jubilee Party during a Coast Region leaders meeting at the Serani grounds, Mbaraki, Mombasa County.[File]
A war of words has erupted between President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Jubilee Party and the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) associated with Deputy President William Ruto over monthly subscriptions by MPs.
Jubilee secretary general Raphael Tuju warned that they would not hesitate to punish members who go against the requirement.
“We are still receiving all the money because if they don’t then there are consequences to it. They can form a welfare or whatever village grouping but they have to pay,” he said.
Editorial: COMPETITIVE ATMOSPHERE MAY BE A GOOD THING FOR THE CPP
Editorial: COMPETITIVE ATMOSPHERE MAY BE A GOOD THING FOR THE CPP
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