Sources of campaign funds has put Kenya’s opposition and the ruling Jubilee Party on a collision course, with claims that businessmen linked to financial scandals that cost the country billions of shillings are actively involved in mobilising campaign resources.
The National Super Alliance (Nasa), which has been vocal on the war against corruption, has found itself between a rock and hard place, defending the role of businessman Jimmi Wanjigi, a wheeler-dealer accused of being the architect of key financial scandals in previous governments, in its campaigns.
