Mr Muthama said he will host a major leaders’ meeting at Komarock in Machakos County on March 16 to discuss the Wiper party’s future. Wiper’s position to dissuade Mr Musyoka from taking the oath is likely to further strain relations between the Nasa coalition partners. By KITAVI MUTUAMore by this AuthorWiper Party bigwigs have ruled out the possibility of Nasa co-principal Kalonzo Musyoka taking the oath as people’s deputy president. Led by former Machakos Senator Johnstone Muthama and former Cabinet Minister Titus Mbathi, the Wiper leaders told Mr Musyoka that it was pointless for him to take the oath as it had no political value. They instead asked him to revamp the Wiper Party in readiness for the 2022 election.

Source: Daily Nation February 24, 2018 19:52 UTC