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Linda Mwananchi: Petitioner moves to court to block Sifuna's party's delegates conference

Linda Mwananchi: Petitioner moves to court to block Sifuna's party's delegates conference

Emmanuel Khamala has appealed to the High Court to stop the Linda Mwananchi conference, seeking the tribunal ruling as Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is named.

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Emmanuel Khamala moved to the High Court on Thursday evening in a bid to stop the Linda Mwananchi Movement National Delegates Conference, scheduled to commence at 8am on Friday, November 13, just hours after the Political Parties Disputes Tribunal rejected his earlier application to block the meeting.

Acting through lawyer Danstan Omari, Khamala filed an urgent appeal challenging the ruling by Political Parties Disputes Tribunal chairperson Innocent Muganda, who dismissed his attempt to suspend the conference and questioned the legality of changes to The Equitable Party's leadership and name.

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Khamala contends that the tribunal issued its decision at approximately 4:22pm on Thursday, leaving him an extremely narrow window to obtain the ruling, prepare his appeal and secure interim orders before the conference got under way.

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He further argued that any further delay in accessing the ruling risked rendering his intended appeal worthless, since the conference could proceed before the High Court had an opportunity to intervene.

In brief

Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner ;) Emmanuel Khamala moved to the High Court on Thursday evening in a bid to stop the Linda Mwananchi Movement National Delegates Conference, scheduled to commence at 8am on Friday, November 13, just hours after the Political Parties Disputes Tribunal rejected his earlier application to block the meeting.

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