The set-up is wow!
Digital for real, then that's all.

am not talking about my ward, in my ward we start them ourselves we don't wait for the government!
am concerned of the other parts of kenya northern kenya ever been there??? there are no schools kids study under trees. lets be mindful of them they are kenyans too

[quote=jamplu]“The campaign materials, including posters, T-shirts, caps, shirts, and scarf’s are sourced from China by presidential candidates,” ...

why are all these manifestos talking of creating jobs when they are all outsourcing even campaign materials???

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The jobs story has been misrepresented by all these candidates.

We live in a world where competition for quality, and price is globalized.

Only the entrepreneur can find a job.

The main pillars of the coalition Manifesto packaged as a long term strategic plan for transforming Kenya are, Umoja (National Cohesion and Unity); Uchumi (Economic transformation) and Uwazi (Transparency and accountability).

On the first pillar of Umoja, the Coalition agenda will focus on security – keeping Kenya safe and secure, trade and foreign affairs – a strong Kenya, more stable Africa.

Other aspects of Umoja are, sports and culture – investing in the world’s best and creating a new economic frontier; Healthcare – investing in a healthier Kenya and preventive and primary health care.

As part of Umoja the Coalition will also concentrate in raising the standards in the education sector to competitive standards, more comprehensive access and other strategies to be unveiled on the day.

The second pillar of the Coalition – Economic Transformation focuses on growth and development – building an enterprise economy; economic opportunities – giving Kenyans a stake in the future; Manufacturing and IT – Initiating an Industrial revolution; Tourism and Commerce-maximizing our potential and diversifying the tourism product and visitation through more intense marketing.

Other aspects of this pillar include Land Reform – Towards a Property owning democracy, Energy – Power for all, Agriculture – A green revolution aided by irrigation and mechanized farming, Water – Massive Investment to guarantee Access to Clean and safe water.

Others include, Food Security – Ensuring a hunger free nation through a network of creative investments: Environment – opening up to new innovative and creative initiatives to protect and sustain the environment; Transport – Unveiling a modern 21st century transport system and Housing – Decent homes for all Kenyans.

The Third Pillar of the Coalition is Uwazi – Transparency and Accountability which will focus on stamping out all forms of corruption through strategies to be unveiled and presented on the day, good governance – drawing fresh relations with key groups and organization to keep the state in check and devolution – unveiling new investments and handing true power to the people.

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.

Much better than pamba's vitendawili,land,soccer commentating etc.Even the starehians are in for a rude shock.This is the kind of coalition Kenyans should vote for.It will turn tables in the polls even the wazua polls.

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!