A faction of Nairobi MCAs plans to impeach Governor Johnson Sakaja, citing alleged incompetence and neglect of residents' needs. This decision followed a Speaker's Kamkunji on Tuesday, August 26, where frustrated MCAs expressed widespread dissatisfaction.

• The impeachment process will be formalized at a retreat in Naivasha on Tuesday, September 2, where signature collection will begin.
• South B MCA Chege Waithera confirmed bipartisan support, stating 96 MCAs attended the Kamkunji, exceeding the required threshold.
• MCAs accuse Sakaja's administration of stalled projects and failing basic service delivery, claiming he has lost the confidence of the house and the majority of Nairobians.