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Looming trouble for double-dealing party leader

Garissa Senator Yusuf Haji

A party leader is in trouble for double-dealing two key political figures. The politician, who is said to be receiving facilitation from some state operatives, recently blew his cover when his close associate attended a function organised by another politico. The associate, who unsuccessfully contested a by-election, has of late become the go-between for the party leader. His appearance at the function triggered a backlash in the politician's home turf. The two key figures the party leader is getting facilitation from are in opposing camps of the Garissa Senator Yusuf Haji (pictured) -led BBI process.


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