Kenya Kwanza Makes U Turn on Bipartisan Talks

The kenya kwanza seemed to have hard lines on the agenda to be discussed in the bi-partisan talks. But as things stand, the co-chair of bi-partisan talks, Kimani Ichung’wah has softened his hardline stance on the issues the team will deliberate on.

This comes after weeks of push and pulls on which way to go as far as the path dialogue should follow is concerned.

While contributing in the parliament, the Kikuyu MP said it is time to shelve the hardline stances and listen to one another. ”There are five agenda items we have a brief on, there are also five agenda items Azimio have brought to the table. It is time to listen to each other,” said the majority leader.

In his contribution, Kimani was categorical about the pressing issue opposition is pushing for. ”It is time to listen to our colleagues on the views they have on the cost of living even though we believe it is the duty of the government of the day to formulate policies that will bring down the cost of living,” added Ichung’wa.

Remember, the cost of living was the priority issue of discussion by the Azimio coalition, but Kenya Kwanza side opposed the matter before the latest change of stand.