Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka (pictured) has cautioned against the formation of more small political parties, noting the move is dividing the country along tribal lines. Mr Lusaka said although Kenyans had a democratic right to form such political parties, the strategy was no longer working for the good of the country. “Many political parties are mushrooming up but those forming them do not have the interest of the country and the people at heart. At this rate, we are going to have parties in every village which is not good for the unity of this country." “When we have two or three strong parties, Kenyans will be able to choose where to align themselves,” said Lusaka.

Source: Standard Digital December 29, 2021 18:30 UTC