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Transformation National Alliance - Uhuru-Raila 2022 Card?

Opinion: Uhuru young to retire 2022!.

After the handshake Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga have seen that their union can sustain Kenya to be at peace and both can smoothly run the government. Raila has since been seen as Uhuru's government close partner, a move that has been criticized by DP Ruto's close political allies.

Uhuru - Raila Alliance 2022

By 2021 Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga will form an Alliance that will be a ship for their next level of government and politics game change beyond 2022.
Both Uhuru and Odinga have gone slow on their current parties i.e Jubilee and ODM. The move to have the New TNA as early as now might be a game plan against their competitors and also to ensure that the party has strong roots by 2021 that most of Kenyans will be members and will have deregistered from Jubilee and ODM.

Is Kuria a project?

The new Transformation National Alliance has used Gatundu South Legislators slogan "Kazi na Pesa". The Alliance has also changed from their initial logo which was an eagle to the new symbol being used to register the New TNA party is a currency note (Pesa).
Moses Kuria has been moving to various parts in Kenya and has been for the agenda of the New TNA party.

Is Jubilee and ODM parties dead?

Since the inception of the famous handshake between Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga, there has not been any parties meeting group meeting (Kamukuji). The Jubilee party Secretary General has been mute on the issues of the party which seems to be a strategy to kill the party. ODM officials on the other hand has only met in a move to stop the rebellion members Hon Aisha Jumwa. 

New TNA leadership

The new party leadership has come across various parts in Kenya and Kibaki's era technocrats. This might be a strong strategy to use so that Kenyans and easily join the party quoting the Kibaki infrastructural and regional development i.e The Kibaki Legacy. 

Opinion by Mukami Wa Embu

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