Aisha Jumwa Says She Is Ready to Work With Like-Minded Leaders After Leaving UDA

In a brief statement, Jumwa said her political future would be guided by partnerships focused on delivering tangible benefits to the people...
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Former Cabinet Secretary Aisha Jumwa has officially announced her departure from the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), stating her readiness to collaborate with like-minded leaders for the development of Kilifi County, the Coast region, and the country.
- Jumwa cited dissatisfaction with her treatment within the party despite being a founding member.
- The key figure is former Cabinet Secretary Aisha Jumwa.
- Her move signals potential political realignments ahead of the 2027 General Election, particularly in the Coast region, as she considers a bid for the Kilifi governorship.
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