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Jubilee Union is good for the President, but what about democracy?

On Tuesday President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy William Ruto held a meeting with leaders of parties that had agreed to fold to formally form Jubilee Party and touted to be the last in the tedious process to make 2017 elections easier for the Jubilee administration.

That is easier said on paper than done, considering that party posts in the new outfit is yet to jostled for by the leaders disembarking from their original parties, personal interests among them notwithstanding.

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