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- ↑ "Big win for Uhuru and Raila", Daily Nation.
- ↑ Raila, Uhuru parties lock out rivals in by-elections - The Standard.
- ↑ MPs-elect set to serve only for three months, Daily Nation (print edition) 18-09-2012.
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