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Opposition meets to chart way forward after electoral laws loss

Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka at a Maasai cultural festival in Kajiado West where he threatened to sue Garissa MP Aden Duale over alleged hate speech. [Photos: Peterson Githaiga/Standard]

The Opposition has summoned its members for a meeting at Bomas on Wednesday to decide the next course of action following the passage of new electoral laws.

On the cards, key leaders disclosed, will be a determination on whether to resort to mass action should negotiations with Jubilee on the scrapping of the new laws fail to yield fruit.

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