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President’s party gets smarter with underage members ahead of 2017

Kenya: In an innovative move that is likely to rattle political rivals, the President’s party, The National Alliance (TNA), has rolled out a registration drive that targets underage children, as young as 14 years.

Architects of the elaborate plan are encouraging the children to register digitally via a given telephone code and online too. In a recently paid-up advert in one of the dailies, TNA operatives appeal to the children to submit their names and other details.

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