A Kenyan Member of Parliament (MP) has left the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), accusing President William Ruto of failing to deliver on key campaign promises. Gabriel Kagombe, an MP from the Gatundu South constituency, announced his departure from the UDA, citing dissatisfaction with the administration’s performance. Kagombe was elected on a UDA ticket in the political stronghold of former President Uhuru Kenyatta. He stated that he could no longer support a party that has not fulfilled its commitments to the public. The decision comes amid growing tensions within Kenya’s political landscape, as opposition voices continue to challenge the ruling party’s governance. Kagombe’s move highlights the challenges faced by political parties in maintaining public trust and delivering on electoral pledges. (peopledaily.Digital)
