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Senior United Democratic Alliance (UDA) leaders and allies of President William Ruto have urged residents of Malava Constituency to remain loyal to the party following the upcoming parliamentary primaries. The call comes ahead of a crucial by-election expected to shape the political landscape in the area.
UDA Leaders Urge Malava Residents to Remain United Ahead of By-election
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