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#MorningCafe Our reporters around the country are on the ground gathering Wanjikus opinions on the proposed increase of the presidential term limit.
The majority of Kenyans are opposed to it further urging the government to focus on unfulfilled promises.
Many have complained about the high cost of living. In Naivasha however, thee is a growing menace of hippopotamus attacks with one reported dead and another fighting for their life in hospital.
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