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Government spokesman Dr Isaac Mwaura has dismissed allegations by a section of the political class that the president amassed money in the trillions of shillings over the past three years terming the allegations baseless and unfortunate. Mwaura claimed the utterances are meant to incite Kenyans against the administration.
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