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Kenya: National Assembly Speaker Muturi told to apologise

Kisumu women leaders  protest along the streets of Kisumu on June 11 2015 to decry a new upsurge of violence against women in National Assembly and the county assemblies. [PHOTO/COLLINS ODUOR/STANDARD]

Women leaders from Kisumu County have demanded that National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi apologises for 'undermining' them when he suggested that some positions be scrapped.

Nominated MCA Farida Salim said Mr Muturi erred in taking sides over the matter in the House yet he is required to be neutral.

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