Leader of the official opposition Uhuru Kenyatta and Ford People leader Simeon Nyachae (left) shake hands after announcing the formation of a coalition between between Ford-P and Kanu in Nairobi, yesterday. Looking on is Kanu acting secretary general Julius Sunkuli.
Photo by Peter Karuri

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