In short, Kiambaa is not just another constituency in Central Kenya, but that is not all. This brings us back to Kiambaa Constituency and the Gikuyu Nation. In my mind, victory for the UDA candidate could easily break up the Gikuyu Nation as hitherto understood. By all yardsticks, the ten counties that comprise Central Kenya are responsible for nearly two-thirds of Kenya’s GDP and private economy. However, a victory by UDA in Kiambaa will make a more terrible point about the Gikuyu Nation than a second spite on Uhuru.

Source: Standard Digital July 11, 2021 03:56 UTC