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Despite rocky search for Opposition unity, Bomas resolve a scare for Jubilee

Leaders from left: KANU SG Nick Salat, ANC Musalia Mudavadi, Wiper Leader Kalonzo Musyoka, Gospel Singer Helena Ken, Raila Odinga and Ford Kenya Moses Wetangula dance during NASA meeting at Bomas of Kenya on Wednesday 11/01/17. [PHOTO:BONIFACE OKENDO/Standard]

The symbolic show of Opposition unity at Bomas of Kenya yesterday set off a political journey well travelled before, albeit with mixed fortunes.

While statements of intent about cobbling together a broad-based opposition alliance have been easy to come by, the harder part has been to sustain the unity and to rally the competing interests behind a single candidate.

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