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Fighting arms of government close ranks after last year’s chaotic elections

Uhuru Kenyatta receives his presidential certificate from Chief Justice David Maraga (left) as Chief registrar of the Judiciary Ann Amadi (centre) looks on during the swearing in of Uhuru Kenyatta as the President of Kenya for the second term at the Kasarani stadium,Nairobi.[Elvis Ogina.Standard]

The sour relationship between the three arms of Government witnessed after the 2017 elections seems to have taken a turn for the better following the handshake.

The Executive, Legislature and the Judiciary had protracted wars in the aftermath of the August 8, 2017 polls but appear to have buried the hatchet in a bid to build the nation.

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