PREMIUM Gachagua U-turn rocks DCP allies Party loyalists uneasy with former Deputy President's decision to welcome UDA defectors. Politics Just now Listen
Within DCP, however, many leaders fear that admitting former UDA politicians would betray party loyalists who stood by Mr Gachagua during his political fallout with the President.
Speaking to the Nation on July 5, Mr Gachagua defended his new position, saying the Constitution does not allow political discrimination and that all Kenyans should have the opportunity to join the party.
Photo credit: Dennis Onsongo | Nation Media Group Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara said the debate reflected the growing confidence of party members who believe they have a stake in both Mr Gachagua's political future and the direction of DCP.
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