The newspapers Saturday, November 14, covered an array of topics, including the politics around the rebranding of the Senator Edwin Sifuna-led The Equitable Party (TEP).
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Delegates at the National Delegates Conference (NDC) of The Equitable Party (TEP) have approved a package of changes intended to transform the outfit into Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna's Linda Mwananchi Movement, but a cluster of unresolved legal and procedural questions continues to shadow the rebranding effort ahead of the next General Election.
The conference, held behind closed doors with the media barred from attending, produced four substantive resolutions: approval of a new party name, colours, symbol and headquarters; amendments to the party constitution and nomination rules; and a mandate to pursue coalition talks with like-minded political parties.
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The Political Parties Disputes Tribunal had earlier dismissed an application seeking to halt the NDC, but its ruling was not a clearance of the party's conduct.
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The tribunal specifically reserved the right to reverse any resolutions made at the conference should a full hearing establish…
