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Legal incompetence will be Jubilee’s Achilles Heel

In my book, the UhuRuto government can be credited for doing more in sensitisation of the public on the provisions of the Constitution than the Committee of Experts ever did prior to the referendum.

They have made it mandatory for Kenyans to have the Constitution next to their remote controls when watching the news because you just know whatever comes from their pronouncements will most probably be unconstitutional. Many lawyers will tell you of phone calls they receive from laymen at the end of a speech by the Head of State or his lieutenants, asking “can he do that?”

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