Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta has denied claims that the Provincial Administration has to conduct for him grassroots campaigns in Central Kenya ahead of next year's elections. This emerged after Safina Party presidential aspirant Paul Muite and Imenti Central Mp Gitobu Imanyara in an official complaint to the electoral commission claimed that Provincial Administrators in the larger Mt Kenya region had been instructed to campaign for Kenyatta and were harassing his political rivals by blocking them from holding civic education meetings. But Kenyatta dismissed this as ridiculous and cheap politics. Francis Gachuri reports on the latest twist in the fierce Kibaki succession politics in Central Kenya.
Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta has denied claims that the Provincial Administration has to conduct for him grassroots campaigns in Central Kenya ahead of next year's elections. This emerged after Safina Party presidential aspirant Paul Muite and Imenti Central Mp Gitobu Imanyara in an official complaint to the electoral commission claimed that Provincial Administrators in the larger Mt Kenya region had been instructed to campaign for Kenyatta and were harassing his political rivals by blocking them from holding civic education meetings. But Kenyatta dismissed this as ridiculous and cheap politics. Francis Gachuri reports on the latest twist in the fierce Kibaki succession politics in Central Kenya.
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