Savvy traders cashed in on the delayed Jubilee Party primaries by selling breakfast to voters waiting for the polls to kick off. A spot check by the Star showed that many voters bought porridge and chapati as the exercise delayed. Earlier, Jubilee Party secretary general Raphael Tuju warned aspirants and returning officers against issuing any statement regarding the nominations. "The party urges all voters to adhere to the guidelines provided for by the party headquarters on the primaries," Tuju said in a statement on Friday. More on this: Tuju warns aspirants against commenting on Jubilee Party primaries amid delaysOn Thursday, Uhuru warned against violence in the Jubilee Party primaries and ordered police to deal firmly with culprits.

Source: The Star April 21, 2017 07:07 UTC