Civil society push to curb presidential powers during elections

President William Ruto could temporarily lose executive authority during election periods if a proposed constitutional amendment by civil society group Kuna Dawa succeeds...

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A civil society group, Kuna Dawa, is proposing a constitutional amendment that would strip the sitting President of executive powers during election periods.

The proposed reform seeks to transfer executive authority to the Chief Justice during elections.
Key organization involved: Kuna Dawa.
The Chief Justice would act as Interim President until the swearing-in of the president-elect.

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