Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi faces a second impeachment threat from a section of Members of County Assembly (MCAs) over an unresolved health crisis stemming from a months-long strike by health workers. MCAs criticize the governor's handling of the dispute, particularly his alleged denial of deaths, while Wamatangi claims the crisis is a political "witch hunt."

• An imputed 136 babies have died in health facilities during the strike, a figure Wamatangi disputes.
• Susan Njeri, a nominated MCA, declared that some MCAs would back the impeachment, stating Wamatangi "deserves to go home."
• The ongoing health workers' strike has lasted for more than three months, prompting Members of Parliament (MPs) to call for the transfer of Kiambu's health services to the national government.