MCAs have asked President Uhuru Kenyatta to intervene and stop supremacy wars among Jubilee representatives. Last Thursday, Elachi said in a letter to the party Jubilee MCAs had in a meeting held in Mombasa resolved to change the leadership in the assembly. Monday's fracas started in the Majority leader’s office at 9am as MCAs from both sides jostled to be in the office. Central Police Station Criminal Investigations Officer Samuel Kobina intervened and ordered all MCAs to leave the assembly three hours later. She should not support any violence in this assembly,” Chege said.

Source: The Star November 11, 2019 15:01 UTC