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National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wa has expressed optimism that once they resume parliament, they will be able to quickly adopt the recommendations of bipartisan talks on the constitution of IEBC.
Ichung’wa Express Optimism On The Reconstitution of New IEBC
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