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Parliamentary Select Committee on review of the constitution chairman Abdikadir Mohammed (left) and Budalang’i MP Ababu Namwamba address journalists at a past press briefing. Photo/ File

Parliamentary Select Committee on review of the constitution chairman Abdikadir Mohammed (left) and Budalang’i MP Ababu Namwamba address journalists at a past press briefing. Photo/ File 

By DAVE OPIYO
Posted  Friday, January 15  2010 at  22:00

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  • Parliamentary committee says Naivasha retreat could save draft

The party said devolution should be in tiers — national, regional and county levels — to achieve equity for all in development.

Laikipia West MP Nderitu Muriithi yesterday accused Committee of Experts on Constitutional Reforms of short-changing Kenyans by inserting a clause that gives parliament powers to elect the country’s executive.

Mr Muriithi said Kenyans did not allow the CoE to usurp their role of choosing their chief executive.

The people were shocked to learn that the draft had another clause saying Kenyans wanted a hybrid system where the President and the Prime Minister share power.

Additional reporting by James Kariuki

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