Presidential Debate Poster |
We have been living in some pretty exciting times as a
country. These developments we all agree are the fruits of enacting a new
constitution in 2010. One of this has been the opening up of democratic space
and decentralization of power in to the counties. These lead to Nation TV to
launch governor debates in some counties and since these are new positions you
had all the aspirants open to this idea. These, in my opinion, lead to the
launch of presidential debates idea by eight media houses.
These Media houses are;
- 1KTN
- Citizen
- NTV
- Kass TV
- K24
- KBC
- KISS TV
- QTV
Now that we have the guys behind the debate, we need to know
who are the candidates and their odds in debating. The presidential field is crowded
with more than 15 presidential entries so far. So what do we know about this
folks. In this post I will begin by enumerating all the presidential
candidates. Then in subsequent posts will try to dig more on each presidential
candidate. Also, I am interested in finding more information on Key figures
behind these parties since under the new constitution dispensation parties will
NOT be rubber stamps as was previously the case.
1.
Kalonzo Musyoka - Vice President [Wiper Party]
2.
Raila Amolo Odinga - Prime Minister [ODM party]
3.
Uhuru Kenyatta - Deputy Prime Minister [TNA
party]
4.
Musalia Mudavadi – Deputy Prime Minister [UDM
Party]
5.
Martha Karua Former Justice & Constitutional
Affairs Minister []
6.
William Ruto – Former Agriculture Minister and
Higher Educational Minister [URP]
7.
Charity Ngilu – Minister of Water
8.
Eugene Wamalwa – Justice & Constitutional Affairs
Minister [New FORD Kenya]
9.
Peter Kenneth
10.
James Ole Kiyapi – Former Educational Permanent
Secretary
11.
Raphael Tuju – Former Foreign Affairs Minister
and Presidential Advisor
12.
Cyrus Njirongo – Former Youth for KANU operative
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