IEBC set for changes as Uhuru signs the IEBC amendment bill into law

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IEBC set for changes as Uhuru signs the IEBC amendment bill into law

28th October, 2020

The country's electoral body is now set for changes, after President Uhuru Kenyatta signed the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission amendment bill, into law. The law paves the way for the recruitment of commissioners to fill vacant positions at IEBC, as well as future appointment of commissioners. A seven member team will now be formed to oversee the process.

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