The 'X factor' in CCM's nomination process

Thomas Molony; Alexander Makulilo

The 'X factor' in CCM's nomination process

Thomas Molony, Alexander Makulilo

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A number of possible scenarios could unfold over the course of the next month. Circumstances could conspire against certain applicant(s), perceived to be especially powerful and/or divisive. Events could seem to focus on a bid to control the nomination process with a view to eliminating these individuals’ candidature. This figure could be termed “the X factor”.

Original language	English
Type	Comment
Media of output	Newspaper
Publisher	The East African
Number of pages	1
Place of Publication	Nairobi
Publication status	Published - 11 Jul 2015

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SMS Africa: Social Media and Security in Africa
Molony, T.
ESRC
1/07/15 → 31/03/21
Project: Research

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The 'X factor' in CCM's nomination process

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SMS Africa: Social Media and Security in Africa

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