Last updated: 12 august, 2009 - 06:04 GMT

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In Kenya, a meeting aimed at kick starting the country's electoral reform process is expected to begin today.

Kenya is still soul searching eighteen months after a disputed election led to bloodshed, claiming more than a thousand lives.

A commission set up to investigate the disputed polls recommended a complete overhaul of the electoral system.

So what exactly is wrong with the current system?

Our reporter Noel Mwakugu caught up with the chairman of the Interim Electoral Commission, Ahmed Issack Hassan.

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