National Assembly Majority Leader Parliament Kimani Ichung'wah has denied recent claims of a significant disagreement with President William Ruto, urging Kenyans to disregard the "fake news" circulating. His statement comes amidst heightened discussions following President Ruto's stern warning against parliamentary corruption and Ichung'wah’s earlier remarks about parliamentary oversight.

• Kimani Ichung'wah posted his refutation on his official social media account on Wednesday, August 20.
• The alleged fallout follows President Ruto's warning on Monday, August 18, against MPs soliciting bribes, and Ichung'wah's subsequent reminder of Parliament's power to impeach executive members on Tuesday, August 19.
• Ichung'wah affirmed his commitment to working with President Ruto, whom he respects as their "team leader" and crucial for the Kenya Kwanza administration’s mandate.