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Answer 1

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ANSWER: Both countries are democracies with a president at the head. In Kenya, the president is elected by all and shares power with a prime minister. In South Africa, the president is elected by the parliament. Both countries have a Bill of Rights and allow all political parties to participate in elections. They face different challenges, however. South Africa is dealing with a history of discrimination and inequality, while Kenya is trying to ensure that future elections are free and fair.

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Answer 2

Answer:Kenya became independent from Great Britain on December 12th, 1963 under the leadership of

Jomo Kenyatta.

• Kenya has recently experienced many changes in its government.

• The new constitution (2010) introduced significant legislative changes, such as a new

bicameral legislature, the abolishment of the prime minister, and switching from 8

provinces to 47 counties (“Districts of Kenya”).