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Women Inclusion: Senate Seats May Rise To 121, Reps To 397 In 2027

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read

Strong indications emerged on Friday that the number of seats in the National Assembly may increase through a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at boosting women’s representation in governance. Under the proposal, Senate seats would increase from 109 to 121, while membership of the House of Representatives would rise from 360 to 397, beginning […]

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