Deputy President William Ruto is over the weekend expected to chair a meeting with his Tangatanga MPs from Mt Kenya to assuage growing fears over small parties.
This even as Gatundu South Moses Kuria, a key Ruto stalwart and the leader of Chama Cha Kazi party, made a surprise declaration that he will retire from politics with President Uhuru Kenyatta next year.
The MP, who has been a staunch Tangatanga follower, has of late been sending mixed signals about his political allegiance even as he sustains the push for multipartyism in the DP’s camp.
