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Jubilee party changes strategy ahead of Kiambaa constituency by-election

Miriam Mwende

May 21, 2021 8:27 AM

New tack after losing 3 by-elections

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The ruling Jubilee party has changed its approach to elections ahead of the Kiambaa constituency by-election.

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This coming just days after the party lost in three by-elections to the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and United Democratic Alliance (UDA) parties.

In a letter seen by Pulse Live, Secretary-General Raphael Tuju announced that the nomination process will be conducted by interview.

The new strategy will apply to aspirants eyeing the Kiambaa and Muguga Ward elective seats.

"The nomination by interview shall be carried out in the Jubilee Party headquarters from 9:00am on the 22nd of May 2021. This notice therefore invites you to present yourself as scheduled for your allotted time.

"Be advised that candidates so identified shall be presented with a nomination certificate... We regret any inconvenience caused by the change of the mode of nominations," the statement read in part.