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Revealed: How referendum calls jolt the 2022 political equation

Deputy President William Ruto (second left) and Kwale Governor Salim Mvurya (left) during the issuance of 6,000 title deeds to residents at Tiwi Girls Secondary School in the county, yesterday. [DPPS]

Deputy President William Ruto could find himself in familiar territory of 2010, as the push for a referendum on constitutional change picks momentum.

The proposal by Ndia MP George Kariuki to have counties reduced to twelve and the number of senators to 24, is among changes being pushed by various leaders.

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