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LSK and business leaders call for consensus on election laws

Election Stakeholders officials led by (from left) Supkem Chair Adan Wadu, President of the Law Society of Kenya Isaac Okero and KEPSA Chair Vimal Shah address the Senate Legal Affairs Committee on Election Amendment Bill 2017 at Parliament Buildings Nairobi. PHOTO MOSES OMUSULA

Stakeholders have called for political consensus to iron out the grey areas in the Elections Law (Amendments) Bill, 2015.

The Bill that was passed by the National Assembly last week has generated political heat as sharp divisions emerged between the Government side and the Opposition.

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