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Divorce party affairs from functions of State

Jubilee Party headquarters in Pangani, Nairobi. (Photo: Edward Kiplimo/Standard)

For three days, starting today, the Jubilee Alliance Party delegates drawn from affiliate political parties which have voluntarily consented to disband to form a single outfit; the Jubilee Party will be meeting in Nairobi.

No one could begrudge the ceremony, the pomp and fanfare that will accompany the event. The event signals another beginning of sorts in our nascent democracy. But then a question arises; at whose cost is the event being held?

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