Jobs, food security and education top on Jubilee agenda

The Jubilee coalition will prioritise job creation, food security, health-care, education, youth and women empowerment and improved security if Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta is elected president in the March 4 elections, according to a draft harmonised manifesto of URP, TNA and Narc. Uhuru says in the draft manifesto, which borrows heavily from the TNA one, that his government will focus on three key pillars – Umoja (Unity), Uwezo (Empowerment) and Usalama (Security)...