Musalia Mudavadi signs post election deal with Uhuru Kenyatta
Musalia Mudavadi signs post election deal with Uhuru Kenyatta
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Tony Gwanco
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somocha.utakuwa mjaluo nn mbona unatokwa na povu hivyo.kama ilivyo kuwa kwa mzee jalamog hata mwanae yameshamkuta tu.my web yuko sahihi kwasababu kuna uwezekano wa hata matha kalua akajiunga baada ya uhuru kusema anayetaka kujiunga anakalibishwa
Royals
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Kumbe waluya hawazidi 200000.
kikuyu.6.6.mil.luhya.5.3mil.kalenjin4.9.luo.4mil.kamba3.8.mil.hii nikwa mujibu wa bbc haya ndio makabila makubwa huko kenya
Ally Kombo
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Mtu wa nafasi ya tatu pia ameshinda !?
Mzee wa Rula
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Nashukuru kwa ufafanuzi.
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subiri Mahakama ya kileleni itakavyomfanya kitu mbaya na mashabiki wake kwenye hilijamvi wataingia mitini. I can't wait to see the end of this impostor
Crucial Man
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walikataa kumfuata alipokuwa anagombea urais,leo waje wamfuate akiwa chini ya uhuruto.waluya sio wajinga unavyo fikiria.
Jammu Africa
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Very funny,,,,but,,,for your information,,,,Kenya will never be the same again,,,,this is
the era of Counties,,with small presidents in the name of governors,,with their own
budgets coming from the central government.
The era where the president was everything is gone,,,,,Uhuru will never be as powerful
as Kibaki.
So it is up to counties to wake up and bake their own cakes instead of waiting for
one of their own,,,,to become a prezzo.
Msidanganywe tena na wanasiasa ati nilazima wawe katika serikali kuu ili
makabila ama area yao,,,, isaidike.
Kibera is still the poor slum we all know and yet,,,,,,it's MP has been,,,,
the prime minister,,,we all know.
Jammu Africa
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On the other hand,,,,Mudavadi and his people should not start demanding on
ministerial posts,,,,kwani,,,hawana haibu vile walikua wakisema,,,,hivi majuzi.
Kweli mwana siasa,,ni yule tuu,,,kigeu geu.
ministerial posts,,,,kwani,,,hawana haibu vile walikua wakisema,,,,hivi majuzi.
Kweli mwana siasa,,ni yule tuu,,,kigeu geu.
Jammu Africa
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Hata nimesikia ati iko watu wana suggest ati Raila aingizwe serikalini ndivyo
kuwe na amani,,,,hatutaki amani ya aina hiyo.
Hakuna tena serikali za nusu mkate tena,,,,,,never again for people spoke
out,,,,loud and clearly,,,na wakitaka,,,,wembe ni ule ule,,,,twende tena
debeni,,,,Kura yangu iko,,,imara na sijali kusimama kwenye laini,,,,,,
hata masaa ishirini.:A S shade:
kuwe na amani,,,,hatutaki amani ya aina hiyo.
Hakuna tena serikali za nusu mkate tena,,,,,,never again for people spoke
out,,,,loud and clearly,,,na wakitaka,,,,wembe ni ule ule,,,,twende tena
debeni,,,,Kura yangu iko,,,imara na sijali kusimama kwenye laini,,,,,,
hata masaa ishirini.:A S shade:
mfianchi
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Sio gari la mkaa tu kaka bali gali la kunyonya mavi,tamaa za madaraka zinawaponza watu kama akina Musalia na ndio maana wanasalia kubebwa kama furushi,sijui kwanini Musalia anapenda sana vya bure,hapo nyuma alikuwa anawasema akina UhuRuto kwa kila aina ya maneno yasiyofaa leo hii baada ya kuona hata kwao hakubaliki kakubali kula MITAPISHI yake,sasa ngoja asaini mkataba wa ukweli ,Ruto anamsubiri kwa hamu amurudi,kasahau kuwa Ruto hasau
mfianchi
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Kaka Marco huwezi kutenganisha Amani na Masalia,au Masalia na Amani
mfianchi
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Sidhani hivyo Waluhya wamemkataa na watazidi kumkataa Masalia MuDVD,nawaambia MuDVD atatangatanga nyikani lakini hataiona Kanaan
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UDF leaders deny Amani signed post-election pact with Jubilee
Updated 2 hrs 33 mins ago
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[TD] President elect Uhuru Kenyatta and Amani coalition leader Musalia Mudavadi when they addressed a press conference at Uhuru's residence along state house road.(Photo: Tabitha Otwori/Standard)[/TD]
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By Geoffrey Mosoku and Rosyline Obala
Kenya: The United Democratic Forum ( UDF) has distanced itself from an alleged post-election deal between Jubilee and Amani coalitions.
The party, an affiliate of the Amani coalition acknowledged that according to the Political Parties Act, any pre- or post-elections deal must be deposited with the Registrar of Political Parties.
The Secretary General, Dan Ameyo, therefore disassociated the party from the deal with Jubilee alliance.
Mr Ameyo said in spite of the weekend's announcement that UDF was among the nine parties that had signed a deal with President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta, there is still no agreement.
On Sunday, UDF chairman Osman Hassan affirmed even if they were to sign a pact, it must be in accordance with the law. "For now nothing concrete has been discussed or signed as purported," he stated.
He sought to clarify that UDF has not held discussions with the Jubilee alliance for a coalition.
"Our presidential candidate met Uhuru but did not sign any pact as reported," he said.
Hassan said UDF leader Musalia Mudavadi had briefed the party soon after meeting with Uhuru, but did not inform them of any agreement whatsoever.
" UDF party wishes to clarify that it has not signed a post or any other agreement with the Jubilee as inaccurately alleged by a section of the Press," Ameyo noted in a statement to newsrooms.
However, despite the confusion within the party ranks, sources have hinted that Amani coalition presidential candidate Mudavadi was bargaining with Uhuru to be given a free hand to nominate persons who can serve in the Jubilee government from Western and in turn Amani's 21 legislators will work with Jubilee in Parliament.
The sources say Amani has been promised one Cabinet slot and House Speaker's position, which the coalition wants to go to New Ford-Kenya party leader and Justice Minister Eugene Wamalwa.
Refuted claims
Inside sources also revealed that Deputy President-elect William Ruto was not comfortable with Kanu, which is part of Amani.
And the party was absent at the meeting despite being a partner in the coalition.
Former Cherangany MP Joshua Kutuny on Sunday refuted claims that URP and Ruto were not comfortable working with Amani, saying in any case it was Ruto who began courting them.
Mudavadi through his spokesman Kibisu Kabatesi said there was nothing wrong with meeting Uhuru or even Prime Minister Raila Odinga of CORD to discuss coalition agreements.
"There is nothing wrong with Mudavadi meeting Uhuru. Of course there is no formal deal but there are ongoing discussions. You can only form an alliance with the winner but that does not mean he can't meet Raila," he said.
Standard Digital News - Kenya : UDF leaders deny Amani signed post-election pact with Jubilee
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By Geoffrey Mosoku and Rosyline Obala
Kenya: The United Democratic Forum ( UDF) has distanced itself from an alleged post-election deal between Jubilee and Amani coalitions.
The party, an affiliate of the Amani coalition acknowledged that according to the Political Parties Act, any pre- or post-elections deal must be deposited with the Registrar of Political Parties.
The Secretary General, Dan Ameyo, therefore disassociated the party from the deal with Jubilee alliance.
Mr Ameyo said in spite of the weekend's announcement that UDF was among the nine parties that had signed a deal with President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta, there is still no agreement.
On Sunday, UDF chairman Osman Hassan affirmed even if they were to sign a pact, it must be in accordance with the law. "For now nothing concrete has been discussed or signed as purported," he stated.
He sought to clarify that UDF has not held discussions with the Jubilee alliance for a coalition.
"Our presidential candidate met Uhuru but did not sign any pact as reported," he said.
Hassan said UDF leader Musalia Mudavadi had briefed the party soon after meeting with Uhuru, but did not inform them of any agreement whatsoever.
" UDF party wishes to clarify that it has not signed a post or any other agreement with the Jubilee as inaccurately alleged by a section of the Press," Ameyo noted in a statement to newsrooms.
However, despite the confusion within the party ranks, sources have hinted that Amani coalition presidential candidate Mudavadi was bargaining with Uhuru to be given a free hand to nominate persons who can serve in the Jubilee government from Western and in turn Amani's 21 legislators will work with Jubilee in Parliament.
The sources say Amani has been promised one Cabinet slot and House Speaker's position, which the coalition wants to go to New Ford-Kenya party leader and Justice Minister Eugene Wamalwa.
Refuted claims
Inside sources also revealed that Deputy President-elect William Ruto was not comfortable with Kanu, which is part of Amani.
And the party was absent at the meeting despite being a partner in the coalition.
Former Cherangany MP Joshua Kutuny on Sunday refuted claims that URP and Ruto were not comfortable working with Amani, saying in any case it was Ruto who began courting them.
Mudavadi through his spokesman Kibisu Kabatesi said there was nothing wrong with meeting Uhuru or even Prime Minister Raila Odinga of CORD to discuss coalition agreements.
"There is nothing wrong with Mudavadi meeting Uhuru. Of course there is no formal deal but there are ongoing discussions. You can only form an alliance with the winner but that does not mean he can't meet Raila," he said.
Standard Digital News - Kenya : UDF leaders deny Amani signed post-election pact with Jubilee
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Mudavadi shift to Jubilee draws supporters' ire
By Juma Kwayera
KENYA: A decision to co-opt Amani coalition into the Jubilee government is meeting hostility, with opinion divided on what value the Musalia Mudavadi-led alliance will add to The National Alliance party and the United Republican Party.
The resistance to Mudavadi is rooted in his dismal showing in the just-concluded presidential poll and deep-seated suspicions that the former Sabatia MP took part in an exercise he did not believe in. URP, which entered a Memorandum of Understanding to share power with TNA on a 50-50 per cent basis, has already expressed reservations, despite the fact that its combined strength with TNA of 134 seats does not give it the necessary numbers to legislate in Parliament.
In a veiled warning to Mudavadi, Jubilee has stated it will draft election flops in Government, a position if upheld puts not only Mudavadi, but also the likes of Water Minister Charity Ngilu, former Mvita MP Najib Balala, and Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Ongeri in a precarious position politically.
Although sources privy to the talks between Jubilee and Amani would devolve into what role Mudavadi will play in the next government, there are indications he might be considered for the position of Cabinet Secretary for Finance or will be nominated to Parliament to become House Majority Leader – the same position he turned down during ill-fated attempt to form a pre-election alliance with the same people.
Bomet Governor-elect Isaac Ruto confirmed to The Standard On Sunday that talks between Jubilee and Amani were ongoing and that nothing conclusive had been reached.
"Everybody is welcome. All Kenyans add value to the Government although working together does not mean somebody must be given a Government position. There is nothing wrong with Mudavadi being House Majority Leader because he is an experienced and level-headed politician," says Ruto, who represented Chepalungu constituency in the Tenth Parliament.
Jubilee's terms
The import of Isaac Ruto's argument is that Mudavadi is on the verge of being nominated to Parliament by his United Democratic Forum (UDF) party. What is not in doubt, he adds, Amani will come on board on Jubilee's terms and risks being booted if it makes unnecessary demands.
"The options for Amani are limited as Mudavadi comes on board weakened by the poor run on presidential election, where he came a distant third," Ruto says. Since last Monday, Amani has held a series of meetings that mandated Mudavadi to talk to Jubilee.
The 21 parliamentary seats Amani won give Mudavadi a lifeline to play some role in the next Government, even if peripheral. Eugene Wamalwa of New Ford-Kenya and Baringo County Senator-elect Gideon Moi are other Amani leaders accompanying Mudavadi to talk with Jubilee for accommodation in the next government. While President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta is reportedly amenable to teaming up with Mudavadi and Moi, his deputy William Ruto is opposed.
A Mudavadi confidant Charles Welangai told The Standard On Sunday that the genesis of Ruto's aversion is the presence of Gideon Moi, a rival who denied his party a clean sweep of seats in the Rift Valley.
"Ruto is adamant leaders from Western are not welcome to the Jubilee Government. The general consensus in Amani is that there is accommodation in Jubilee more than CORD. Cyrus Jirongo, Moses Wetang'ula and Ababu Namwamba who always feel Mudavadi would overshadow them have poisoned the relationship between Amani and CORD.In Jubilee, TNA is friendlier and has invited Amani to come on board to bolster its numerical strength in Parliament and give the Government a national outlook," he explains.
Isaac Ruto denies the claims, saying Jubilee is open to like-minded leaders. The Jubilee Coalition is predominantly Kikuyu and Kalenjin in its ethnic composition, which leaves the rest of the 40 or so tribes feeling alienated.
Striking a deal
The jostling between Deputy President-elect William Ruto and Mudavadi even before their respective coalitions strike a deal is rekindling hostility between them carried over from their days in the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), where they were Prime Minister Raila Odinga's deputy party leaders. The changed circumstances and status, however, make the rematch a slippery affair for Mudavadi.
Already, Ruto is resisting Mudavadi's coming on board, which is made less amenable to the former Eldoret North MP as he brings along Baringo Senator-elect Gideon Moi.
Post-election coalition between Jubilee and Amani kicked off immediately Mudavadi conceded defeat long before vote tallying was concluded. But when it became public that he was warming up to Jubilee, it triggered repugnance in Mudavadi's political base in Western Kenya, where he is accused of pursuing selfish interests. The head of Mudavadi campaign secretariat Boaz Mbaya says the Deputy Prime minister failed to marshal enough support, especially in Western Kenya, because ‘we made strategic mistakes.'
It is these ‘strategic mistakes' supporters want the party to consider in preparation for another stab at the presidency in future. The expected backlash notwithstanding Mbaya backs the negotiations.
The warming up to Jubilee, though, is feeding perceptions that he is a stooge or ‘project' for Jubilee and even closest supporters have questioned the wisdom of joining a team that contributed to Amani's lacklustre run in elections.
Two months to the polls, Uhuru and Ruto duped Mudavadi into an alliance they disowned as soon they signed an agreement that would have seen him become the coalition's presidential candidate. In the deal Ruto was to be his running mate, while Uhuru had reportedly agreed to be the House Majority Leader.
The flip-flopping in countdown to the March 4 polls triggered misgivings that distanced him from supporters, especially in Western, which is deemed to be his stronghold. The general feeling among his campaign team is that he is hurtling towards political disfavour as the latest developments have infuriated even his diehard supporters. Some of his allies insist that working with Jubilee is a more viable option than joining CORD in the opposition ranks.
Vihiga County Senator-elect George Khaniri says Amani's decision to team up with Jubilee was a collective decision made on Monday after considering proposals from the CORD and Jubilee alliances for partnerships.
Standard Digital News - Kenya : Mudavadi shift to Jubilee draws supporters? ire
By Juma Kwayera
KENYA: A decision to co-opt Amani coalition into the Jubilee government is meeting hostility, with opinion divided on what value the Musalia Mudavadi-led alliance will add to The National Alliance party and the United Republican Party.
The resistance to Mudavadi is rooted in his dismal showing in the just-concluded presidential poll and deep-seated suspicions that the former Sabatia MP took part in an exercise he did not believe in. URP, which entered a Memorandum of Understanding to share power with TNA on a 50-50 per cent basis, has already expressed reservations, despite the fact that its combined strength with TNA of 134 seats does not give it the necessary numbers to legislate in Parliament.
In a veiled warning to Mudavadi, Jubilee has stated it will draft election flops in Government, a position if upheld puts not only Mudavadi, but also the likes of Water Minister Charity Ngilu, former Mvita MP Najib Balala, and Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Ongeri in a precarious position politically.
Although sources privy to the talks between Jubilee and Amani would devolve into what role Mudavadi will play in the next government, there are indications he might be considered for the position of Cabinet Secretary for Finance or will be nominated to Parliament to become House Majority Leader – the same position he turned down during ill-fated attempt to form a pre-election alliance with the same people.
Bomet Governor-elect Isaac Ruto confirmed to The Standard On Sunday that talks between Jubilee and Amani were ongoing and that nothing conclusive had been reached.
"Everybody is welcome. All Kenyans add value to the Government although working together does not mean somebody must be given a Government position. There is nothing wrong with Mudavadi being House Majority Leader because he is an experienced and level-headed politician," says Ruto, who represented Chepalungu constituency in the Tenth Parliament.
Jubilee's terms
The import of Isaac Ruto's argument is that Mudavadi is on the verge of being nominated to Parliament by his United Democratic Forum (UDF) party. What is not in doubt, he adds, Amani will come on board on Jubilee's terms and risks being booted if it makes unnecessary demands.
"The options for Amani are limited as Mudavadi comes on board weakened by the poor run on presidential election, where he came a distant third," Ruto says. Since last Monday, Amani has held a series of meetings that mandated Mudavadi to talk to Jubilee.
The 21 parliamentary seats Amani won give Mudavadi a lifeline to play some role in the next Government, even if peripheral. Eugene Wamalwa of New Ford-Kenya and Baringo County Senator-elect Gideon Moi are other Amani leaders accompanying Mudavadi to talk with Jubilee for accommodation in the next government. While President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta is reportedly amenable to teaming up with Mudavadi and Moi, his deputy William Ruto is opposed.
A Mudavadi confidant Charles Welangai told The Standard On Sunday that the genesis of Ruto's aversion is the presence of Gideon Moi, a rival who denied his party a clean sweep of seats in the Rift Valley.
"Ruto is adamant leaders from Western are not welcome to the Jubilee Government. The general consensus in Amani is that there is accommodation in Jubilee more than CORD. Cyrus Jirongo, Moses Wetang'ula and Ababu Namwamba who always feel Mudavadi would overshadow them have poisoned the relationship between Amani and CORD.In Jubilee, TNA is friendlier and has invited Amani to come on board to bolster its numerical strength in Parliament and give the Government a national outlook," he explains.
Isaac Ruto denies the claims, saying Jubilee is open to like-minded leaders. The Jubilee Coalition is predominantly Kikuyu and Kalenjin in its ethnic composition, which leaves the rest of the 40 or so tribes feeling alienated.
Striking a deal
The jostling between Deputy President-elect William Ruto and Mudavadi even before their respective coalitions strike a deal is rekindling hostility between them carried over from their days in the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), where they were Prime Minister Raila Odinga's deputy party leaders. The changed circumstances and status, however, make the rematch a slippery affair for Mudavadi.
Already, Ruto is resisting Mudavadi's coming on board, which is made less amenable to the former Eldoret North MP as he brings along Baringo Senator-elect Gideon Moi.
Post-election coalition between Jubilee and Amani kicked off immediately Mudavadi conceded defeat long before vote tallying was concluded. But when it became public that he was warming up to Jubilee, it triggered repugnance in Mudavadi's political base in Western Kenya, where he is accused of pursuing selfish interests. The head of Mudavadi campaign secretariat Boaz Mbaya says the Deputy Prime minister failed to marshal enough support, especially in Western Kenya, because ‘we made strategic mistakes.'
It is these ‘strategic mistakes' supporters want the party to consider in preparation for another stab at the presidency in future. The expected backlash notwithstanding Mbaya backs the negotiations.
The warming up to Jubilee, though, is feeding perceptions that he is a stooge or ‘project' for Jubilee and even closest supporters have questioned the wisdom of joining a team that contributed to Amani's lacklustre run in elections.
Two months to the polls, Uhuru and Ruto duped Mudavadi into an alliance they disowned as soon they signed an agreement that would have seen him become the coalition's presidential candidate. In the deal Ruto was to be his running mate, while Uhuru had reportedly agreed to be the House Majority Leader.
The flip-flopping in countdown to the March 4 polls triggered misgivings that distanced him from supporters, especially in Western, which is deemed to be his stronghold. The general feeling among his campaign team is that he is hurtling towards political disfavour as the latest developments have infuriated even his diehard supporters. Some of his allies insist that working with Jubilee is a more viable option than joining CORD in the opposition ranks.
Vihiga County Senator-elect George Khaniri says Amani's decision to team up with Jubilee was a collective decision made on Monday after considering proposals from the CORD and Jubilee alliances for partnerships.
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