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Gideon Moi: Kanu not part of new opposition alliance

Taita Taveta Senator Dan Mwazo and his Baringo counterpart Gideon Moi after public hearings on the Local Content Bill at the Coast Polytechnic in Mombasa County on Saturday. [PHOTO: Kelvin Gitonga/STANDARD]

Kanu will keep an agreement it signed with the Jubilee government and is not willing to join another alliance ahead of the 2017 elections, according to chairman Gideon Moi.  

Gideon said Kanu has an existing pact with Jubilee, which they signed after the 2013 General Election and they are not ready to break it to enter into another one.

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