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Azimio leader Raila Odinga has defended the proposed dialogue talks with President William Ruto saying it is inclusive dialogue for all Kenyans and not about sharing power. Speaking in Kakamega County where he was accompanied by other Azimio leaders, Odinga called on Kenyans to join the dialogue table and push for more reforms in the country including a proposal to dissolve parliament that he posed to Butere residents during the burial of ODM deputy party leader Wycliffe Oparanya's brother.
Azimio divided over planned national dialogue
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