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Mudavadi joins hands with Kenneth

03 December 2012, 12:45

Nairobi - Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi and Gatanga MP Peter Kenneth are working on a pre-election deal.

According to the Standard, the two leaders said they will create a coalition that will be the third horse in the coming election.

The coalition, they said, is meant to create a third force that will curtail the influence of ethnic-based alliances and offer Kenyans an alternative presidential candidate. 

- For more details visit the Standard

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