It is All Systems Go as Katuku is Cleared for Senate Race

Machakos county senatorial frontrunner Hon. John Mutua Katuku has today been cleared to run for the seat in the upcoming general elections.

After presentation of various requirements and documentations to the Independent Elections and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), Katuku proved beyond reasonable doubt that he met all required criteria to run and serve in such a capacity.
The presentation was held at Machakos Teachers College in Machakos town conducted by senior IEBC officials which saw 6 out of the 13 Senate aspirants cleared to contest alongside Katuku.
Katuku who is running on a People’s Trust Party ticket under the Azimio Coalition proceeded thereafter for a church service in Masinga sub county and will later hold several campaign rallies in the area. 

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