Kenya: Govt, Tea Board of Kenya Not to Front Candidates in Elections

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Kenya: Govt, Tea Board of Kenya Not to Front Candidates in Elections
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The Tea Board of Kenya (TBK) and the Government will not be fronting candidates in the forthcoming elections of directors of small holder tea factories, chairman, Jacob Kamau has stated.

The Tea Board of Kenya and the Government will not be fronting candidates in the forthcoming elections of directors of small holder tea factories, chairman, Jacob Kamau has stated.

He said that the decision to have the elections on June 28 was informed by a ruling made by the Constitutional Court directing that the elections be held before July 1. Each of the factories will conduct the elections based on their memoranda and articles of association. Kamau said that the farmers will chose their directors through secret ballot.

He at the same time reiterated that the elections will be free, fair and credible despite the electoral body lacking a chairperson and some of the commissioners. Among the requirements for aspirants eyeing the seat include a Sh10,000 nonrefundable nomination fee, growers payslip for 12 consecutive months preceding the elections , a self-handwritten application form and a valid tax compliance certificate.

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