UDA party secretary general, Cleophas Malala, hints at the merger of Kenyan Kwanza parties to form one single unit in a new post-2022 General Election Strategy ahead of 2027 polls.
Malala indicates that he will consult other parties to sign the pact adopted by former President Uhuru Kenyatta in 2017 in Jubilee Party.
He argues that a merger will solidify the coalition led by President William Ruto, similar to other ruling parties that had lasted for years, worldwide.
He reiterates that the move is not aimed at scuttling the other parties but will benefit the Kenya Kwanza administration & help them meet their promises made to the electorate during the campaigns and secure Ruto's legacy.
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