Kenya could hold a referendum in late 2020 and go to the next election with a new system of government headed by an executive Prime Minister. Read : Uhuru-Raila handshake will not lead to Prime Minister post, Ruto saysThe two-man team of Martin Kimani and Paul Mwangi appointed to flesh out the handshake agreement is said to have received names of the 14-member committee to spearhead the unity project. Raila is expected to speak about the handshake during his address to the Devolution conference in Kakamega tomorrow. One introduces a parliamentary system with MPs electing a Prime Minister as the head of the Executive arm of government, and having a ceremonial President elected by the people. The other introduces a hybrid system with a Prime Minister elected by MPs sharing power with the President, who remains head of state.

Source: The Star April 24, 2018 03:45 UTC