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The United Democratic Alliance (uda) under the leadership of President William Ruto has announced its upcoming elections across all 47 counties. The decision was made during a national steering committee meeting chaired by President Ruto himself and his Deputy Rigathi Gachagua.
President Ruto holds meeting with top uda party officials
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