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Lawyers push Supreme Court to stop BBI 'reggae'

Former LSK President Nelson Havi and lawyer Esther Angawa at the Supreme court building on Tuesday,January 18, 2022 during the commencement of the hearing of the BBI appeal case.[Collins Kweyu, Standard]

Opponents of the Building Bridges Initiative have asked the Supreme Court to stop the BBI reggae by upholding decisions made by the High Court and Court of Appeal, whose judges ruled that sections of the Constitution targeted for amendment cannot be changed.

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