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Parliament to reconvene next week over BBI Bill

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Mbadi said that the joint committee of the two Houses is set to conclude its report on the Bill on Monday, April 19.
The lawmakers have, thus far, taken home Ksh2.9 billion in accommodation and house allowances. [PHOTO | FILE]
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The National Assembly and Senate will be recalled for a special sitting on Wednesday and Thursday next week to consider the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill 2020.

National Assembly Minority Leader John Mbadi said that the joint committee of the two Houses is set to conclude its report on the Bill on Monday ready for tabling.

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