Rais John Pombe Magufuli akiwa na mgeni wake Raila Odinga aliyekuwa mgombea urais wa Kenya baada ya mahakama nchini humo leo kutupilia mbali kesi ya chama chake ODM iliyokuwa inapinga ushindi wa Uhuru Kenyatta.
Why Raila went to Tanzania - Salim Lone
=============================
Raila left for Zanzibar on undisclosed mission hours before Supreme Court upheld Uhuru's win
Author: Douglas Baya
- NASA chief principal Raila Odinga is in Zanzibar for undisclosed mission
- The opposition leader flew to Zanzibar on Sunday,November 19, just hours before the Supreme Court upheld Uhuru's win
- It is not yet clear when Raila Odinga will be back in the country ,but NASA assured its supporters that it will issue a directive in five days
Opposition leader Raila Odinga left the country for Zanzibar just hours beforethe Supreme Court upheld Uhuru Kenyatta's win in the October 26,fresh election,TUKO.co.ke has learnt.
The National Super Alliance chief principal left Kenya on Sunday,November 19,night for Zanzibar,where he is said to have gone on an undisclosed mission.
Raila's mysterious trip to Zanzibar was first made public by Raila Odinga's longtime adviser,Salim Lone who also works for the Orange Democratic Movement(ODM) in the same capacity.
=============================
Raila in Zanzibar as Supreme Court upholds Uhuru win - Nairobi News
Nasa leader Raila Odinga left the country for Zanzibar on Sunday evening ahead of the Supreme Court ruling.
This was confirmed by his longtime adviser Salim Lone, in an interview with New York Times.
“The unrest pushed Mr Odinga out of the country. He left Kenya on Sunday night, according to Salim Lone, a longtime adviser to Mr Odinga and his political party. He is now in Zanzibar, off the coast of mainland Tanzania, Mr. Lone said,” reported NYT.
On Monday, the Supreme Court upheld president Uhuru Kenyatta’s victory following the October 26 election.
In a summary judgment read by Chief Justice David Maraga, the six judges unanimously said the two petitions, filed by former assistant minister Harun Mwau and another by Njonjo Mue and Khelef Khalifa, were not merited.
“The court has unanimously determined that the petitions are not merited,” Justice Maraga said.
“As a consequence, the presidential election of 26th of October is hereby upheld.”
Jubilee supporters held street celebrations in towns across after the verdict.
Mr Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto will be sworn in on Tuesday November 28.
Source: Nairobi News
==================
Why Raila went to Tanzania - Salim Lone
=============================
Raila left for Zanzibar on undisclosed mission hours before Supreme Court upheld Uhuru's win
Author: Douglas Baya
- NASA chief principal Raila Odinga is in Zanzibar for undisclosed mission
- The opposition leader flew to Zanzibar on Sunday,November 19, just hours before the Supreme Court upheld Uhuru's win
- It is not yet clear when Raila Odinga will be back in the country ,but NASA assured its supporters that it will issue a directive in five days
Opposition leader Raila Odinga left the country for Zanzibar just hours beforethe Supreme Court upheld Uhuru Kenyatta's win in the October 26,fresh election,TUKO.co.ke has learnt.
The National Super Alliance chief principal left Kenya on Sunday,November 19,night for Zanzibar,where he is said to have gone on an undisclosed mission.
Raila's mysterious trip to Zanzibar was first made public by Raila Odinga's longtime adviser,Salim Lone who also works for the Orange Democratic Movement(ODM) in the same capacity.
=============================
Raila in Zanzibar as Supreme Court upholds Uhuru win - Nairobi News
Nasa leader Raila Odinga left the country for Zanzibar on Sunday evening ahead of the Supreme Court ruling.
This was confirmed by his longtime adviser Salim Lone, in an interview with New York Times.
“The unrest pushed Mr Odinga out of the country. He left Kenya on Sunday night, according to Salim Lone, a longtime adviser to Mr Odinga and his political party. He is now in Zanzibar, off the coast of mainland Tanzania, Mr. Lone said,” reported NYT.
On Monday, the Supreme Court upheld president Uhuru Kenyatta’s victory following the October 26 election.
In a summary judgment read by Chief Justice David Maraga, the six judges unanimously said the two petitions, filed by former assistant minister Harun Mwau and another by Njonjo Mue and Khelef Khalifa, were not merited.
“The court has unanimously determined that the petitions are not merited,” Justice Maraga said.
“As a consequence, the presidential election of 26th of October is hereby upheld.”
Jubilee supporters held street celebrations in towns across after the verdict.
Mr Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto will be sworn in on Tuesday November 28.
Source: Nairobi News
==================
