Meru MCAs Demand Ksh500 Million Bribe to Avert Governor's Impeachment

Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza Faces Impeachment Amidst Ksh500 Million Bribery Allegations Meru County, Kenya is embroiled in a political crisis as MCAs (Members of County Assembly) allegedly demanded Ksh500 million from Governor Kawira Mwangaza to avoid impeachment. The allegations, brought to light by Kikuyu Nation TV, have ignited a fierce debate within the county and raised concerns about transparency and accountability in governance. According to the video, the MCAs accused Governor Mwangaza of various offenses, threatening impeachment unless a substantial bribe was paid. The video does not provide direct quotes from the MCAs, but it highlights the severity of the accusations and the political tension they have created. The Governor's office has not yet issued an official statement addressing the allegations directly, but the situation remains tense. "The situation in Meru is a clear indication of the challenges facing devolution in Kenya," says political analyst John Kamau. "The allegations of bribery undermine public trust and highlight the need for stronger mechanisms to ensure accountability among elected officials." The outcome of this political standoff remains uncertain, but the allegations have already cast a shadow over the governance of Meru County and raised questions about the integrity of its elected officials. The situation underscores the importance of transparency and accountability in Kenyan politics.