Bugisu delegates reject CEC aspirant Philip Kakuru’s candidature
Kakuru, an aspirant to CEC, was meeting delegates from Elgon Zone that comprises 10 districts, 7 from Bugisu and 3 from Kapchorwa
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Kakuru, an aspirant to CEC, was meeting delegates from Elgon Zone that comprises 10 districts, 7 from Bugisu and 3 from Kapchorwa
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