[Opposition leaders in a past event at Nakuru. After many months in waiting, the team is set to unveil its manifesto on Sunday in Nairobi. Photo/Nation]
Opposition outfit National Super Alliance will launch its manifesto on Sunday after many weeks of prior planning.
Her leaders will thereafter officially start their four campaigns strategy in which leaders of specific segments while traverse the regions which they have been assigned.
The launch comes slightly over a fortnight after flag bearer Raila Odinga lunched campaigns in Bukhungu stadium in Kakamega.
“The manifesto encompasses serious issues that affect our economy and our immediate plan to resolve the issues once we take over,” ODM treasurer Timothy Bosire said.
“We have a plan to revive our industries and attract more investors to the country. Our immediate plan to curb economic crimes such as corruption is also elaborated,” he added.
Over the past weeks, a reenergized Jubilee campaign team has been putting to talk the opposition team to set an agenda for the country.
Among other plans included in the manifesto include education, health, infrastructure, agricultural sectors and devolution which they insist that will be given first priority.