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While reforms are timely, calls for referendum are misguided

The poor management of elections in Kenya is not the result of weaknesses in the Constitution. While elections are in dire need of reform, it is unclear that a constitutional amendment is a priority.

This was the conclusion reached by Dr Seema Shah, an elections expert, in a presentation at a conference that Katiba Institute convened last week, to present the findings of a partial audit of the Constitution.

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