Wiper party leader and CORD co-principle, Kalonzo Musyoka's sentiments that Kamba vote will decide ahead of August 2017 general elections is a sign of mature democracy.
Funny enough his sentiments were witnessed by President Uhuru Kenyatta who had
graced Mashujaa day celebrations at Jomo Kenyatta stadium in Machakos County.
We
have been treated to old fashion politics of politicians attacking their arch
rivals on separate political podiums but on Wednesday he was bold enough to
tell off the sitting president.
It is
important to note that a section of leaders in Machakos County championed by
Governor Alfred Mutua in favor of Jubilee administration.
This
then hints to me that in next year's polls it will be a battle of titans
between Musyoka and those who have defected. It is not also lost on me that
CORD collation enjoyed massive support, but with these defections, will CORD
still enjoy landslide victory?
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