Jubilee government has sensed defeat in 2017 elections, KANU leaders say

Former Information Minister Samuel Poghisio and West Pokot Senator John Lonyangapuo with other leaders join Pokot dancers during a fundraising for women groups at Tangulbei,Tiaty Constituency in Baringo county. [PHOTO:KIPSANG JOSEPH/Standard]

KANU leaders have thrown their weight behind the coalition for reforms and democracy (CORD) against attempts by Jubilee Party (JP) to make amendments that will favour use of manual transmission of election results in 2017.

KANU leaders challenged Jubilee Party to fulfill all promises they made to Kenyans and that it was wrong for them to opt for a pro-manual and outdated systems of transmitting election results.