Uhuru to miss Presidential Debate
Jubilee confirms
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Jubilee Party Vice Chairman David Murathe stated that the team had not been consulted.
Speaking on the matter Jubilee Secretary General Raphael Tuju noted that: "We just see advertisements in the media. We do not know the organisers. We have not been contacted or told what the ground rules are".
He rubbished the debate stating: "The president won’t attend a debate that smells of conmanship".
The Presidential debate has been organised by Kenyan media houses.
According the Debates Media Limited Committee, there will be two Presidential debates: July 10 and 24 while another one involving the running mates on July 17.
All these debates are set to be held at Catholic University of East Africa, Karen.
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