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It's D-Day for Jubilee dream as bigwigs fight for survival

President Uhuru Kenyatta address journalists at State House to assure Jublee Party aspirants of free and fair nominations exercise and warns of acts of violence 20/04/17 NAIROBI PHOTO MOSES OMUSULA

Political careers will be hoisted and shattered when thousands of aspirants scramble for Jubilee Party’s ticket in hotly contested primaries.

Yesterday, President Uhuru Kenyatta sought to calm anxiety among aspirants with assurances that there are no preferred candidates.

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