Special committee to reconcile Anne Waiguru, Kirinyaga MCAs formed ▷ Kenya News

– The committee brought religious leaders, respected elders and retired civil servants as well as other non-politicians

– The seven-member committee will come up with engagement terms and convene reconciliation meetings

– A Senate team that cleared the governor noted there existed poor working relationship between the two opposing camps

Kirinyaga county has formed a seven-member committee to put to an end discord and bad blood between the area MCAs and Governor Anne Waiguru.

The team which composed of elders, religious leaders and other non-political former civil servants, will oversee peace and reconciliation between the two opposing camps.

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Anne Waiguru distributing foodstuffs to vulnerable Kirinyaga women. The governor welcomed peace initiative to reconcile her and MCAs. Photo: TUKO.co.ke.
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To successfully achieve its mandate and ensure seamless delivery of services, the committee will come up with engagement terms and convene reconciliation meetings.

“The county remains focused on service delivery to the people of Kirinyaga and accomplishing the set development agenda in the next two. We will ensure the aspirations and expectations of our people remain the focus of our programmes,” Waiguru said.

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The ward representatives had voted to impeach the governor over gross misconduct that included influencing tendering process and abuse of office.

However, she was cleared of all the charges when the matter went before special senate committee chaired by Senator Cleophas Malala.

In absolving her, Malala’s team noted there existed poor working relationship between the office of the governor and the ward politicians.

“The condescending attitude of the governor towards the county assembly is uncalled for and does not inspire confidence and trust in the county executive leadership.

The committee recommends that the Senate invites the county assembly and the governor to a consultative process that will restore a functioning government to Kirinyaga,” the committee recommended.

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