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Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga says that the Senate needs proper powers and responsibilities to execute its mandate, just like the National Assembly. Speaking during his meeting with the senators at the Senate Building, the former prime minister emphasised the need to make the Kenyan Senate work like that of the United States of America. Currently, the Senate’s role is largely advisory, with limited powers compared to the National Assembly, especially on budgetary matters.
ODM Leader Raila Odinga wants more power given to Senate
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