Taabu discusses the Kenya's draft constitution: “A look at the proposed new draft constitution leaves you wondering whether you are listening to an NGO seminar presentation.”
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Okay, then, Kibaki will become PM and Raila president, each with the same exact powers they now have. And I will cut my finger and become disabled MP. And Kamelesh Pattni will a cabinet minister with a money bill. Sounds too good to be true.