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New roadmap reveals date for winding up TNA, URP

Nyeri Jubilee Alliance Party interim chairman Thuo Mathenge inspects the change of a TNA billboard to one for the new party. [PHOTO: JOHN GATHUA/ STANDARD]

Jubilee affiliate parties TNA and URP may be no more by December, if a dissolution roadmap proposed under the Jubilee Alliance Party (JAP) framework is upheld. JAP Vice-Chair David Murathe told The Standard On Sunday The National Alliance Party and United Republican Party should ideally die before the 2017 election.

Murathe, a long time ally of President Uhuru Kenyatta, however said the road to dissolution does not herald any political risks to elected party members.

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