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CORD rejects planned review of elections law

FORD Kenya leader Moses Wetang'ula addresses a crowd at Kemera trading centre in Kitutu Masaba yesterday. CORD has threatened to return to the streets to press for implementation of electoral reforms agreed by a joint parliamentary committee. (PHOTO: SAMMY OMINGO/ STANDARD)

The Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) has threatened to return to the streets to press for implementation of electoral reforms agreed by a joint parliamentary committee.

The threat by co-chair of the CORD Management Committee James Orengo, who is also the Siaya Senator, comes at a time when there is growing division between the two rival political coalitions.

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