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NASA and Jubilee lay winning plans

Kakamega gubernatorial aspirant Boni Khalwale, senatorial aspirant Sammy Washiko and NASA Principal Moses Wetang’ula at a Ford Kenya rally at Khwisero sports ground in Kakamega. [Benjamin Sakwa and Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

With the start of the official campaign date set for May 28, both Jubilee and the National Super Alliance (NASA) have laid out initial plans to get their activities rolling.

Last week, the Jubilee Party nominated President Uhuru Kenyatta to seek re-election a few days after NASA gave Raila Odinga its ringing endorsement. The two sides have now embarked on fine-tuning their campaign teams even as the noise from the disruptive internal party nominations dies down.

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