all there is is word on paper nothing more! we are good at coming up with policy papers. I have not heard of how these things will be implemented. You can easily talk of commuter rail all over, 5 stadias and 1 million jobs no one is telling us how this will be achieved!
to me what have heard so far ni pang'ang'a tu! which anyone can say!

@Jamplu,

This is not Greek:

"The Manifesto will not only lay out the plan and commitments by the Jubilee Coalition once it forms the government, but will also lay out a financing charter on how the Coalition government plans to finance each of the key pillars and pledges in the Manifesto"

The idea of giving grants to youth, is an indication that jubilee is not that serious about this manifesto. Money is the oil of the economy, and being cavalier about how it flows is a mistake.

This 'moneyfesto' sounds sweet, has been presented well, has some good ideas like privatization, but it is not better than the others I have seen or heard.

But the jubilee are better than the others in terms of organization, creativity, interactivity and inclusiveness, and boldness.

Then there's the conditionality of 'enjoying this manifesto' if the Hague matter is cleared. This means that even if Jubilee wins, it will not have this manifesto as a priority. And who knows how and when this Hague matter will end?

Anyway, the ICT revolution is self organizing and processing. Akina Jubilee are just hanging on its 'coats'.

Wsr at his now at his best

Decisions had been made long time ago!