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Jubilee pitches for Nairobi vote

By NATION Reporter
Posted Saturday, January 12 2013 at 13:16

The Jubilee Coalition is due to hold a rally in Nairobi's Uhuru Park.

Coalition leaders Uhuru Kenyatta of The National Alliance (TNA) and William Ruto of the United Republican Party (URP) are expected to address supporters from 2pm.

Mr Kenyatta is the Jubilee presidential candidate and Mr Ruto his running mate.

The Uhuru Park rally will be Jubilee's first in Nairobi.

Jubilee's rivals, the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (Cord) and Amani Coalition will hold separate rallies in western Kenya Saturday.

Cord leaders Raila Odinga (ODM), Kalonzo Musyoka (Wiper) and Moses Wetangula (Ford Kenya) will address a rally at Kitale's

Kenyatta Stadium. On Sunday, Cord will be in Bungoma for a rally at the Posta Grounds.
The Amani coalition team led by its presidential candidate Musalia Mudavadi of UDF and Eugene Wamalwa (New Ford Kenya) will be in Kakamega.

Mr Mudavadi's team will be in Trans-Nzoia on Sunday before proceeding to Busia on Monday and wrap up in Vihiga on Tuesday.

Jubilee pitches for Nairobi vote - Politics - nation.co.ke

 

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hii kitu ndo inamuondoa Raila

News: Uhuru, Ruto campaign in Kericho - YouTube

 

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A section of the crowd at the Jubilee Coalition rally at Uhuru Park, Nairobi on January 12, 2013.

It was brisk business for this woman who was selling TNA and URP Shirts on January 12, 2013 at the Jubilee Coalition rally at Uhuru Park.

Jubilee Coalition supporters arrive at Uhuru Park, Nairobi for the official launch of the coalition on January 12, 2013.

Boys Choir of Kenya provide entertainment at Uhuru Park during the Jubilee Coalition launch on January 12, 2013.

Supporters of the Jubilee Coalition Uhuru Park, Nairobi on January 12, 2013.

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William Ruto addressing Jubilee supporters on January 12, 2013 at Uhuru Park, Nairobi during the official launch of Jubilee Coalition.

Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta (right) calls out during the Jubilee rally on January 12, 2013 at Uhuru Park, Nairobi.

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[Kabaridi]

Ninapotizama picha ya mwisho katika post no 5 I am deeply moved with hope. Wakenya let us vote for hope

 

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Ninapotizama picha ya mwisho katika post no 5 I am deeply moved with hope. Wakenya let us vote for hope

The coming president of Kenya is Raila......you like or not! Kenya is nt for Kikuyu all the time; the kikuyu are so tribalism says; kenya bila kikuyu hutoboi"

 

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Ninapotizama picha ya mwisho katika post no 5 I am deeply moved with hope. Wakenya let us vote for hope

The coming president of Kenya is Raila......you like or not! Kenya is nt for Kikuyu all the time; the kikuyu are so tribalism says; kenya bila kikuyu hutoboi"

 

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It is not a matter of tribe of kikuyu or luo, it is about leadership. nyie mtakwamia tu kwenye kikuyu vs luo supremacy forever amin!

 

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The coming president of Kenya is Raila......you like or not! Kenya is nt for Kikuyu all the time; the kikuyu are so tribalism says; kenya bila kikuyu hutobai"

Ur sayin dat cz of opinion polls wait till march wen real voters vote utashangaa Jubille winni rem dis is a mata of nambas n jubille gt them.....the hatred u have 4 kiuks is mere jeolous cz wameendelea n God will continue blessin us...rememba si kiuks wamekuwa prezzo ila its an individual

 

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The coming president of Kenya is Raila......you like or not! Kenya is nt for Kikuyu all the time; the kikuyu are so tribalism says; kenya bila kikuyu hutoboi"

its not hard to pick out a raila supporter from a crowd.filled with spite and hate instilled by king raila and his hooligans.kikuyus will still provide presidents since there is no such a law barring them.

what raila maniacs have never understood for years now is that you cant isolate a whole community to achieve your political ambitions.They must learn to accommodate kikuyus coz its this issue that earns kikuyus sympathy from among other communities and hence clinching power.kyuks are here to stay and raila must accomodate them

 

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Jubilee kicks off roadshows in Nairobi

Tuesday, January 29, 2013 - 00:00 -- BY EUGENE OKUMU

The Jubilee alliance consisting of TNA's Uhuru Kenyatta and URP's William Ruto today kicked off a series of roadshows to popularise the party ahead of the Mach 4 general elections.

The convoy that set off from the Wakulima Market along Haille Selassie avenue, made stops at Machakos bus station, Gikomba market and culminated in a rally at the Tom Mboya grounds in Dandora.

Jubilee Presidential Candidate Uhuru Kenyatta while addressing the crowd urged voters to come out in large numbers and support the coalition saying that a Jubilee government would empower the youth and the women in the community. He further asked voters to ensure they give all Nairobi seats to the alliance to avoid a repeat of the contested 2007 general elections.

Kenyatta and his running mate William Ruto are tomorrow set to present their nomination papers to the IEBC starting from 8.30am to 9.45am after which the roadshows in Nairobi will Continue. The two will then proceed to Narok in the afternoon where they will address a rally.

For a look at the full itinerary of the Jubilee coalition for this week click here. If you will be attending any of the rallies please share your story via STAR REPORTS MOBILE APP. Download it here for free.

Jubilee kicks off roadshows in Nairobi | The Star

 

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IEBC clears Uhuru to contest presidency

By NATION Reporter
Posted Wednesday, January 30 2013 at 09:36


Jubilee presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta has been cleared to run for State House by the electoral commission.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) chairman Isaack Hassan accepted Mr Kenyatta's nomination papers and declared the Deputy Prime Minister as validly nominated to contest the presidency.

Mr Kenyatta said Jubilee stood for peace and was looking forward to a free and fair General Election.

"We are committed to a peaceful electoral process," he said at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC), Nairobi.

He said the coalition was ready to hit the ground running to canvass for votes countrywide.

On Wednesday, Jubilee will embark on a day-long tour of Zimmerman, Kahawa West, Githurai and Marurui areas of Nairobi.

Mr Kenyatta was accompanied by his running mate William Ruto, TNA and URP officials.

Also expected to present nomination papers to the commission are Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (Cord) presidential candidate Raila Odinga, Safina's Paul Muite and Mohammed Abduba Dida of the Alliance of Real Change.

On Tuesday, four presidential candidates were cleared setting the stage for a month of gruelling campaigns ahead of the March 4 elections.

Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi (UDF), assistant minister Peter Kenneth (KNC), former Gichugu MP Martha Karua (Narc Kenya) and former permanent secretary James ole Kiyiapi (Restore and Build Kenya) got the IEBC's nod to fight to succeed President Kibaki.

IEBC clears Uhuru to contest presidency - CAMPAIGN NEWS - elections.nation.co.ke

 

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Jubilee leaders claim ploy to divide Central vote

By Francis Ngige

KENYA: Jubilee Coalition leaders pitched camp in Meru to woo the region and claimed there is a plot by ‘outsiders' to divide the Mt Kenya electorate.

Presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta and his running mate William Ruto toured of the region, emphasising on the need for locals to remain in one political grouping.

Just a day after being cleared by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to run, the team predicted that the March 4 General Election would be won depending on voter turnout. They claimed there are "outsiders" who want the region that has over the years voted as a bloc, divided.

They hit back at CORD Alliance leaders, who had accused them of being part of the status quo. With local political kingpin Kiraitu Murungi rooting for Alliance Party of Kenya (APK), Uhuru and Ruto used the opportunity to implore the locals to vote as a bloc "as they have done before".

Uhuru passionately pleaded with the voters not to "abandon him at the hour of need" and even invoked God's name.

"Ma ya Ngai mutikadige niudu nimue ati tumete haraya (In God's name please don't abandon me since you know we have come from far)", Uhuru pleaded with the crowds.

As Kiraitu went missing from the entourage, the two leaders avoided directly attacking him, but said it would be prudent if the votes from the region were not split. Uhuru said his desire was to see his supporters under one roof.

Although Kiraitu has pledged to support Uhuru's candidature, his party is fielding candidates for all elective seats in Meru, Tharaka Nithi, and Embu counties.

Evidently absent

His party candidates were conspicuously absent from Uhuru's campaign trail and their posters do not indicate their presidential candidate. Besides Kiraitu, former Imenti Central MP Gitobu Imanyara has been campaigning for ODM.

Previously, the region has solidly voted for President Kibaki and with him out of the picture, it is not clear how voting trends would be. On Thursday, Uhuru and Ruto extended an olive branch to Kiraitu, saying there was no difference between them and the Energy minister.

"We have no problem with any leader from this region, but all we are saying is we should be a team to emerge victorious on March 4," said Uhuru. The DPM said apart from winning the presidency, the Jubilee Coalition was targeting a majority in Parliament, and the Senate.

The team, including local leaders Kilemi Mwiria, Kareke Mbiuki, and Mithika Linturi, addressed rallies in Laare, Mutuati, KK and later Maua. "We are not against any party. What we are saying is that we need a strong government that is why we should not allow outsiders to divide us," Uhuru said. Ruto said the region stood to gain from the Jubilee, dismissing the others as "people who just want to divide you".

Responding to a challenge from the Prime Minister that they disclose the source of their wealth, the two said they were open to scrutiny. "Victory will be determined by numbers and not magic. He (Raila) should realise Kenyans are brighter than he thinks," said Ruto.

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