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The Jubilee Party is in talks with four local universities to offer a political education where politicians looking for a position can first enroll.
Party secretary Raphael Tuju said yesterday that the party, in collaboration with the universities, had developed a program that would be used to teach those taking short courses. Those who go through the work will eventually be awarded certificates.
"We have a program ready. We will launch it soon. As a party, we feel it is our duty to redefine our policy, "Tuju said.
He added that the partnership with the universities would be part of their project to create a party academy where the ideals of the jubilee would be put forward.
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This is part of the party's best practices at the African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa, where Jubilee stands out.
"We need to find a way to instil some values in leaders through political education," said Tuju, currently in South Africa for a new collaboration with the ANC.
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