In a dramatic turn of events, Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza has been impeached for the third time in just two years, marking a tumultuous period in the county’s political landscape.
The ouster motion, which garnered significant support from Members of the County Assembly (MCAs), resulted in 49 votes in favor of impeachment, while 17 MCAs opposed the move.
Notably, three members were absent from the crucial vote.
This latest development underscores the persistent challenges and controversies surrounding Governor Mwangaza’s tenure, which has been marred by repeated attempts to remove her from office.
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The implications of this impeachment are far-reaching, setting the stage for a potentially contentious transition period in Meru County’s governance.
As the situation unfolds, the residents of Meru County await the next steps with bated breath.
