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Kiraitu lays strategy to upset political rivals ahead of 2022

Meru Senator Kiraitu Murungi introduces the preferred Women Rep candidate Meru County Kawira Mwangaza to the public on March 24, 2017 at Thiiri Centre. [Peter Muthomi. ] 

First time visitors to Meru town do not understand why posters with the message the “Crocodile is still in the river” are emblazoned on taxis.

The crocodile is a sign of the battle for the governor’s seat in 2022.

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