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Kennedy Abwao
Kennedy Abwao is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. With 18 years experience covering the Horn of Africa region for international publications including the New York Times, DPA and PANAPRESS. He specialises on politics, economy and finance.
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Protesters Clash With Police in Kenya and Loot Train
18 Jan 2008
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Law and order in Kenya are deteriorating, with protesters in Nairobi's Kibera slum hijacking and looting a freight train. Police responded with force, reportedly shooting unarmed civilians. The unrest stems from disputed election results, with opposition leader Raila Odinga claiming the election was rigged in favor of President Mwai Kibaki. Ethnic violence has escalated, and international bodies like the European Parliament are threatening to freeze aid. The Kenyan government remains defiant, dismissing these threats. The situation remains volatile, with ongoing clashes between protesters and police.
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Ronald Agak
Ronald Agak is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Kenya Law Society Protests Ruto's Judiciary Critique
12 Jan 2024
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www.africanews.com
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In Kenya, a conflict is escalating between the judiciary and the executive following President William Ruto's allegations that the judiciary is colluding to obstruct his government's policies. The Law Society of Kenya, led by President Eric Theuri, protested, warning that Ruto's comments could lead to anarchy. Opposition figure Kalonzo Musyoka accused Ruto of attempting to intimidate judges, while Chief Justice Martha Koome affirmed the judiciary's independence, stating judges would perform their duties impartially.
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Felix Asoha
Felix Asoha is a journalist who currently working as a news reporter/anchor at Radio Africa Group. He is involved in news production and writes stories for the Star newspaper.
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AU bid: Why Raila’s possible exit from local politics may rattle opposition
24 Feb 2024
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The Star
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Raila Odinga's potential bid to become the next Africa Union Commission chairperson has sparked concerns among his supporters about the future of opposition politics in Kenya. While his party ODM dismisses succession talks, experts suggest his exit could lead to significant shifts within the Azimio coalition and open doors for new leadership. Governance expert Javas Bigambo and Kenya National Civil Society Centre's Suba Churchill highlight the potential for political realignment and the emergence of new leaders, though Raila's influence may persist even if he transitions to a continental role.
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Clea Broadhurst
Clea Broadhurst is a journalist based in Paris, France. **** ****
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African press review 7 January 2017
07 Jan 2017
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RFI
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Kenya's Daily Nation reports on the opposition Cord's plans for mass action following the passage of controversial election laws, which they claim facilitate rigging. Kenyan doctors have rejected a government pay rise offer, insisting on the implementation of a 2013 collective bargaining agreement. In South Africa, The Economist criticizes the country's education system as one of the worst globally. In Gambia, Ecowas leaders consider military intervention if President Yaya Jammeh refuses to leave office, with an opinion piece arguing that Jammeh lacks the capability to win a war.
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Sandra Chao
I am a Kenya journalist based in Nairobi. Passionate about writing stories in Health, Environment, Education, Science and Agriculture. I tell stories not just about Kenya but the continent as a whole.
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Kalonzo urges Lamu residents to reject coal power plant
22 Apr 2017
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Business Daily
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English
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Kalonzo Musyoka urges Lamu residents to reject a proposed coal power plant due to its hazardous effects on the environment and human health. He calls for unity among Lamu residents and Nasa supporters to vote out the Jubilee government in the upcoming elections.
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Sam Gituku
Sam Gituku is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He has nine years of experience as a journalist having started off as a Radio correspondent. He now works as a television journalist at Citizen TV Kenya and doubles up as an online contributor for the digital platform of the station - ****. ...
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PROFILE: Musalia Mudavadi - From MP at 29 years to Kenya's third-most senior State officer
27 Sept 2022
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www.citizen.digital
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Musalia Mudavadi, at 62, joins President Ruto's Cabinet, marking a long political career that began at 29. He has served in various ministerial roles, been a member of multiple political parties and coalitions, and faced corruption allegations, which he was cleared of. Mudavadi's political journey has seen him support different presidential candidates and form various alliances, with his most recent move being to work with Ruto after years of association with Kenyatta and the One Kenya Alliance.
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Julius Jumah
Julius Jumah is a multingual multimedia journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. Jumah has experience in writing for print and digital platforms, writing, reporting and anchoring for both TV and radio. He is comfortable on the human interest, health, political and sports desks.
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Kalonzo Allows Wiper Governors to Work with President William Ruto
13 Feb 2023
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kiswahili.tuko.co.ke
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Swahili
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Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has allowed Ukambani governors to collaborate with President William Ruto to enhance regional development. This decision aims to alleviate concerns within the Wiper party about potential alliances with Ruto. Governors Wavinya Ndeti and Mutula Kilonzo have expressed dissatisfaction with the current political activities of the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya opposition. Kalonzo emphasized the importance of working with the current government while maintaining loyalty to their home region.
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Andrew Kasuku
Andrew Kasuku is a photojournalist based in Mombasa, Kenya.
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Tell us why we are going for demos, Mavoko MP tells Raila
09 Feb 2023
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www.the-star.co.ke
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Mavoko MP Patrick Makau has expressed uncertainty about the purpose of his party's, Azimio, planned demonstrations, despite confirming his attendance at an upcoming public consultation meeting in Machakos county. He emphasized the right to protest but called for clarity on the objectives and expected outcomes of the demonstrations. Makau suggested that engaging with President William Ruto's administration for development projects is crucial and that failure to cooperate with the government could disadvantage constituents. He also advocated for dialogue on national issues and a balance between supporting the government and holding it accountable.
Joan Letting
Joan Letting is a result-driven professional with a progressive, with over 6 years of experience. I have contributed to daily content in National and International media. I have worked with The Standard Media Group and Kenya Television Network in Turkana, Nakuru, Baringo, Kericho, Bomet, and Narok. ...
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Raila Odinga promises Turkana full benefits from oil if elected
17 Mar 2024
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The Standard
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Raila Odinga, the opposition leader and NASA presidential candidate, promised Turkana residents that they would fully benefit from oil exploration if NASA wins the upcoming elections on August 8. During a rally at Moi Stadium in Lodwar, Raila criticized President Uhuru Kenyatta for rejecting the Petroleum and Exploration Bill, which he vowed to sign into law to prevent local exploitation. He highlighted the high poverty levels in Turkana despite its abundant resources, including minerals, oil, and recently discovered water aquifers. Turkana Governor Josphat Nanok supported Raila's statements, expressing dissatisfaction with the current government's handling of oil revenue sharing. President Kenyatta, on the other hand, denied having personal interests in Turkana's oil and accused the opposition of spreading false rumors.
Carey Mulindi
CAREY MULINDI is a journalist based in Kakamega, Kenya with interests in electronic media.
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Raila demands IEBC open servers for scrutiny in Busia rally
01 Oct 2023
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www.citizen.digital
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Azimio la Umoja leader Raila Odinga has called on the IEBC to open its servers for scrutiny, challenging the legitimacy of the August 9, 2022, presidential election results. He asserts that William Ruto did not win and that the Azimio la Umoja coalition does not recognize him as president. Odinga, along with other opposition leaders like Martha Karua, plans to publish the election results from all 210 constituencies to ensure transparency. Karua also criticized the Kenya Kwanza administration for economic issues despite high tax collections.
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Irene Mwangi
Irene Mwangi is a multimedia journalist with a background in reporting matters politics, governance, and human interest stories. She has great experience in penning down stories that call for change and transformation in the issues of governance here in Kenya and East Africa.
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Kalonzo joins LSK demos protesting President Ruto’s attacks on Judiciary
12 Jan 2024
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Capital News
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English
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Wiper Leader Kalonzo Musyoka joined the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) and other regional bodies in a protest against President William Ruto's attacks on the judiciary. The demonstration, which began at the Supreme Court in Nairobi, aimed to highlight the president's statements undermining judicial independence. LSK encouraged public participation, emphasizing the importance of upholding the rule of law. The protest called for a retraction of Ruto's statements and underscored the judiciary's role in maintaining impartiality, as evidenced by past court decisions.
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Peter Mwaura
Peter Mwaura is a versatile freelance journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, specializing in text, video, and photojournalism. His portfolio includes the comprehensive documentation of project stories in video and print formats, primarily for World Vision Kenya—a prominent international Christian-...
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Daily Nation’s ‘filthy rich’ headline, accuracy and fairness in news reporting
18 Oct 2023
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nation.africa
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The Daily Nation was criticized for its 'filthy rich' headline describing five Cabinet Secretary nominees, suggesting a negative connotation of their wealth. The article questions the fairness and accuracy of the reporting, noting that wealth declaration is a statutory requirement for government positions and should not imply corruption. The piece also addresses readers' opinions on retired journalists, the obsession with Ngugi wa Thiong'o's Nobel prospects, and the history of a ban on Nation reporters in the National Assembly.
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Caroline Mwawasi
Caroline Mwawasi is a journalist based in Mombasa, Kenya.
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Mombasa Governor Puts Owners of Noisy Bars on Notice: 'Put Your Houses in Order'
02 Dec 2022
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Tuko.co.ke - Kenya news.
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Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir has warned bar owners contributing to noise pollution to comply with regulations or face closure. This follows similar actions in Nairobi by Governor Johnson Sakaja. Nassir stated that the Mombasa County Government would conduct operations to ensure compliance, with non-compliant establishments facing licence revocation and legal action. President William Ruto praised Sakaja's efforts, emphasizing the protection of children from noise. Wiper Democratic Movement leader Kalonzo Musyoka also expressed concerns about noisy bars in residential areas.
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Mike Nyagwoka
Mike Nyagwoka is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He is a broadcaster working with the Standard Media Group where he does bilingual news scripts in Swahili and English. Mike writes, edits and voices scripts on various subjects but with a bias for political, human interest and climate ...
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To fit into Raila's shoes, you must be highly disruptive
01 Oct 2023
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www.standardmedia.co.ke
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With Raila Odinga's potential move to the African Union Commission chairmanship, the focus shifts to his political succession. The article discusses the need for a disruptive, ambitious, and financially strong leader to succeed him in Azimio and ODM. Potential successors include Kalonzo Musyoka, Babu Owino, Simba Arati, Hassan Joho, Wycliffe Oparanya, and Edwin Sifuna. The article highlights the challenges and qualities required for the next leader to maintain support in key regions and navigate the political landscape.
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Barack Oduor
BARACK ODUOR is a journalist based in Homa Bay, Kenya.
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Senate calls for fresh inquiry into illegal sugar imports
05 Aug 2018
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Nation
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Senators, led by Moses Kajwang', are pushing for a new investigation into illegal sugar imports after the National Assembly rejected a joint committee's report. Kajwang' criticized MPs for alleged bribery and promised to move a motion in the Senate to have its agriculture committee investigate the issue. The rejected report had implicated top government officials and was criticized by Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka and Orange Democratic Movement chairman John Mbadi for its handling and alleged corruption.
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Jackson Okata
Jackson Okata is an independent journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. His works have been published both locally and internationally. He writes about climate and environment,human rights ,gender and women, development journalism,agriculture,politics and development
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Kalonzo Rejected Ruto Offer for Foreign CS Post
17 Apr 2023
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thekenyatimes.com
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English
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WIPER Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka declined an offer to become Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary in President William Ruto's government, opting to remain in the opposition. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua disclosed this during a church service in Machakos County, noting that after Kalonzo's refusal, the position was given to Alfred Mutua. President Ruto confirmed he had considered Kalonzo for the National Assembly Speaker post among other roles.
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Brian Rop
Brian Rop is a drone operator and film maker based in Nanyuki, Kenya.
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Kenya is to blame for the current woes facing the International Criminal Court
23 Nov 2016
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The article blames the Kenyan government for the current challenges facing the International Criminal Court (ICC), citing its efforts to protect key suspects from the 2007 post-election violence through a government-sponsored diplomatic movement. It argues that this movement aimed to ensure African leaders escaped justice and criticizes the ICC for being manipulated by Western nations. The article highlights the departure of countries like Russia and the Philippines from the ICC and discusses the implications for global justice. It also points out the lack of capacity in African countries to handle human rights violations due to high executive control over government institutions.
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Labaan Shabaan
Labaan Shabaan is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. Covers news on current affairs, Health, Science and Agriculture.
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Kindiki's Appointment Divides Mount Kenya
19 Oct 2024
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Taifa Leo
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The article discusses the political ramifications following the appointment of Kithure Kindiki as the new Interior Minister, replacing Rigathi Gachagua. It highlights the potential formation of a new political alliance involving Rigathi Gachagua, Kalonzo Musyoka, and Eugene Wamalwa, which could pose a challenge to President William Ruto and Raila Odinga. The article also touches on the political tensions within the Wiper Party and the broader implications of government contracts with Adani Energy Solutions.
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Catrina Stewart
Catrina Stewart is a freelance journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. She has worked primarily for the Independent, but has also contributed to the Sunday Times, the Observer, Vice News and others from East Africa. Prior to arriving in East Africa, she worked as a journalist in the Middle East, mainly ...
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Kenya election 2017: Two dead in clashes amid fears protests over contested result could become widespread
11 Aug 2017
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The Independent
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| Election Fraud
Raila Odinga, Kenya's opposition leader, has accused President Uhuru Kenyatta of election fraud, leading to protests in Nairobi and other regions. Odinga claims hackers manipulated the election results, using the login of a murdered election official. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) denies any interference. Protests have resulted in deaths and rising tensions, with fears of widespread unrest. Human rights bodies support Odinga's claims, noting discrepancies in vote counts. International observers urge calm and a thorough investigation into the allegations.
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Enos Teche
ENOS TECHE is a freelance Photojournalist based in Nairobi, Kenya with over 10 years experience in covering soft and hard news. He commands strong understanding of both Print and Digital media with his work being published both on local newsroom such as Nation Media,Standard Group and Star ...
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Lawyers leave court, enter streets to protest against attack on judiciary
12 Jan 2024
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The Star
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English
| Politics
Members of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) staged a peaceful protest in Nairobi against President William Ruto's remarks, which they perceive as an attack on the judiciary's independence. The demonstration, attended by notable figures such as Kalonzo Musyoka and LSK President Eric Theuri, highlighted concerns over potential threats to the rule of law. The protestors marched from the Supreme Court to the Office of the President, advocating for an impartial judiciary essential for upholding democratic principles.
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Shukri Wachu
I am a multi-media journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya with years of experience as a: Current affairs reporter in Kenya and her East African neigbours. focusing on education, technology and health. I also have vast experience as a security and crime reporter in Kenya as well as in Somalia where I ...
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Kenya's Diplomatic Faux Pas at President Ruto's Inauguration
15 Sept 2023
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Shahidi News
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English
| Colonialism
The article discusses the diplomatic incident at the inauguration of Kenyan President William Ruto, where he initially failed to acknowledge the presence of Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) President Brahim Ghali. Ruto later rescinded Kenya's recognition of SADR and expressed support for the United Nations framework to resolve the Western Sahara dispute. The article traces the history of Kenya's support for SADR, including past diplomatic relations and the opening of a SADR embassy in Nairobi. It also covers the broader context of the Western Sahara conflict, including Morocco's claim to the territory, the role of the Polisario Front, and the stalled UN referendum to determine the region's status. The article includes additional reporting by the Human Security Centre.
Victor Wanaswa
Victor Wanaswa is a Broadcast Journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya.
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President Ruto meets with Jubilee leaders ahead of Azimio rally at Kamukunji grounds
23 Jan 2023
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Mwanzo TV
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Swahili
| Election
President William Ruto held a meeting with current and former Jubilee Party MPs to discuss unity in the Mount Kenya region and the completion of development projects initiated by the previous administration. The meeting, which included discussions on reconciliation after last year's election campaign hostilities, occurred prior to an Azimio la Umoja One Kenya rally at Kamukunji grounds. Azimio leaders, including Raila Odinga, Kalonzo Musyoka, and Martha Karua, plan to address recent revelations and provide a full report on the alleged election irregularities favoring President Ruto in the 2022 general elections. Jubilee Secretary-General Jeremiah Kioni, who recently spoke about election fraud by the IEBC, was notably absent from the meeting.
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