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Rival TNA members fight over control of Jubilee Alliance Party as merger looms

A JAP faction led by Wambugu Nyamu was recently barred from holding a rally in Nanyuki. [PHOTO: KIBATA KIHU/ STANDARD]

Confusion continues to dog Jubilee Alliance Party (JAP) branches across the country as factions fight for the party leadership ahead of the planned TNA and URP merger.

Controversy in the party which President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto plan to use as their vehicle for the 2017 elections has deepened especially in TNA strongholds.

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