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Ole Kenta says Jubilee remains strong, raises questions over Narok road project

Summary by kbc.co.ke
The Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel ole kenta has dismissed claims that the Jubilee Party is dead, saying the party remains active and has a national presence. He said Jubilee was committed to bringing Kenyans together and would seek to unite citizens across ethnic, regional and political divides. “Jubilee is not dead as portrayed by some people. We are present across the country and will continue working to unite Kenyans,” he said. Ole Kenta…
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kbc.co.ke broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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