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Jury still out on viability of degree prerequisite for national leaders

The debate on whether our MPs should have a degree to be elected has stirred controversy in a country where a majority of citizens are educated, but most do not have degrees.

All Kenyan presidential, gubernatorial  and Senate aspirants in the next General Election will be required to have degrees to run for office.

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