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Waste of useful time and taxpayers money. Imagine a situation where 50% MPs are recalled over one year( Which will be the case anyway!), the country will forever be in a voting mode and recycling wealthy non-performers. Simply use the money to educate the voters on the qualities to look for when ele ...

Anthony Biegon, Kenya


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