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Uhuru defends Jubilee primaries, says they are the 'freest and fairest' in history

President Uhuru Kenyatta defended the integrity of the Jubilee Party nominations, saying they would go down in history as the "freest, fairest and most transparent".

His reassurance could have been prompted by a number of factors. From eruption of violence in a number of polling stations, postponement of the entire process for almost a week after a failed start that was blamed on few ballot papers, missing names and claims of rigging.

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