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The transcript discusses the situation in Kenya surrounding the vote for a new constitution. It highlights the background of violence following the 2007 elections, the displacement of people, and the fears of renewed violence. The new constitution aims to address issues like corruption and reduce presidential powers. However, there is opposition, particularly from the church and some political figures, due to provisions on Muslim courts and abortion. The debate centers on whether to pass the constitution now and amend it later or resolve issues beforehand. The outcome of the vote is crucial for Kenya's future governance.

What event led to the displacement of over a million people in Kenya?

• An economic crisis

• A natural disaster

• A foreign invasion

• The 2007 presidential elections

Who were the key political figures involved in the power-sharing deal after the 2008 violence?

• William Ruto and Raila Odinga

• Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta

• Mwai Kibaki and Raila Odinga

• Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto

What is one of the main reasons the 'no' camp opposed the new constitution?

• It banned religious practices

• It retained Muslim courts

• It increased presidential powers

• It abolished land ownership

What significant change would the new constitution introduce regarding the Kenyan government structure?

• Abolishing the Senate

• Eliminating dual citizenship

• Introducing a new Senate

• Increasing the number of cabinet members

What is a major concern if the new constitution fails to pass?

• Rise in unemployment

• Loss of international aid

• Continued corruption and cronyism

• Increased foreign intervention