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These people really amazes me... Despite political tensions between North and South Rift, no leader has ever called for Kupasua. My good CS is saying for Mt. KENYA EAST to benefit development wise, kazima pasua. For God's sake he's a CS and a DP comes from that region...why aren't...

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