Saturday, 21st November 2009

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Absolutely. This is what any patriotic Kenyan dreamed all along. The new constitution should not only recall ineffective MPs, but should safeguard corrupt campaigns of buying one's way to parliament. I loathe MPs who tell the voters that they have already paid their way to parliament. The new consti ...

OLE KINYAAL, Kenya

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