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Uproar as team asks for more time to present BBI Bill report

Justice and Legal Affairs Committee Chairman Kigano Muturi (left) and Okongo Omogeni wnen IEBC Chair Wafula Chebukati when appeared before the joint sitting of National Assembly and Senate Legal committee on Justice and legal affairs on the submissions on the Kenya Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill 2020 at the Senate chambers, Parliament buildings, Nairobi [Elvis Ogina,Standard]

Fears of attempts to derail constitutional review emerged yesterday after the joint committee compiling a report on the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) requested for more time to present the document.

The joint committee of the Senate and National Assembly Justice and Legal Affairs was scheduled to table the report on public participation on the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment)Bill 2020, yesterday.

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