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Zachary v Kenya African National Union (KANU) (Complaint 354 (NRB) of 2017) [2017] KEPPDT 115 (KLR) (27 July 2017) (Judgment)

[2017] KEPPDT 115 (KLR) Public Procurement Tribunal
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Court
Public Procurement Tribunal
Case number
115
Citation
[2017] KEPPDT 115 (KLR)
Decided
27 July 2017
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TypePolitical Parties DisputesPostureAppeal from the original trialCoramM. O. LWANGA, DESMA NUNGO, PAUL NGOTHO
Holding

The Tribunal orders KANU to transfer the Claimant's name from the Gender Top Up list to the list of marginalized groups.

Facts

The Claimant, a member of KANU, applied to be nominated for Meru County Assembly to represent the youth. His name was included in the party list but he was placed in the Gender Top Up category, not the youth category.

Issues

  1. Whether KANU contravened any law in compiling the list it submitted to the IEBC
  2. Whether the Tribunal can grant the orders sought

Reasoning

The Tribunal held that KANU did not provide justifications for declining to nominate the Claimant, and since no candidate was nominated for the youth seats, the Claimant's case has merit.

Outcome

In favor of the Claimant

Orders

  • Transfer Claimant's name from Gender Top Up list to list of marginalized groups
  • Notify IEBC
  • No order as to costs

Remedies

  • Transfer of Claimant's name to the list of marginalized groups

Authorities cited

Legislation (3)
  • Elections Act 11 of 2011
  • County Government Act 17 of 2012
  • Elections [Party Primaries and Party List] Regulations 2017
Cases cited (1)
  • National Gender and Equality Commission v IEBC & Others Petition 147 of 2013
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