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Testing time for party loyalists over Aukot Bill

President Uhuru Kenyatta (centre), his deputy William Ruto (left) and Opposition leader Raila Odinga are yet to comment on the Punguza Mzigo Initiative that seeks to amend the Constitution. [Collins Kweyu, Standard]

The country's top political parties are at crossroads over the direction to take on the referendum push.

The Punguza Mizigo initiative by Third Way Alliance has seen Jubilee and Orange Democratic Movement leaders read from different scripts.

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