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URP agrees to block intended vote as calls for referendum gain momentum

URP Chairman Francis ole Kaparo and other party members address the press Monday in Nairobi.  [PHOTO: Bevelyne Musili/STANDARD]

By Geoffrey Mosoku and Peaceloise Mbae

KENYA: The Jubilee coalition now says it will mobilise its supporters to boycott the referendum so as to deny those pushing for change the requisite numbers to pass any amendments.

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