Over 200,000 Kenyans have come together to sign a petition, asking International Monetary Fund(IMF) to cancel the Ksh 255 billion, meant to carter for the impact of Covid-19 in the country.

Kenyans took to social to protest against IMF giving Kenya more loans. on friday last week, IMF approved the Sh255 billion loan, which brings a total of Sh 1.3 trillion this year. President Uhuru Kenyatta admitted earlier that, the government is loosing Sh 2 billion daily.

The petition is to seek for change and mobilize supporters. The effectiveness always depends on the number of signatures collected.

Both the government and the International Monetary Fund have not responded on the on going petition.

Yesterday, the Registrar of Political Parties Anne Nderitu told the standard that her office has kicked off the process of striking off the names of the expelled senators from the Jubilee membership roll.

President Uhuru Kenyatta’s side in the ruling Jubilee has expelled nominated senators Isaac Mwaura, Millicent Omanga, Mary Seneta, Falhada Dekow, Naomi Waqo, and Victor Prengei for associating with Deputy President William Ruto.

They errand members, however, are free to move to the High Court if they are not satisfied with the registrar’s decision. And in the event that the High Court also upholds the party decision, they would still have the right to proceed to the Court of Appeal and finally the Supreme Court.

The decision was made by the Nasa senators parliamentary group that met this morning in the parliament. Kilifi senator Steward Madzayo now is the new minority leader of the Nasa team.

Malala was accused of gross misconduct and mischief, in the recently concluded Matungu parliamentary by-election. Madzayo’s name will be tabled before the senate this afternoon, so as to inform speaker Kenneth Lusaka of the change of guard.