Kenya: Raila Odinga - 'No Electoral Changes, No Election in Kenya'

22 September 2017
interview

Nairobi — Kenya's opposition candidate Raila Odinga has told DW that some changes need to take place at the electoral commission if he is to take part in the repeat election set for October 26. President Uhuru Kenyatta disagrees. In its final ruling, Kenya's Supreme Court blamed the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) for releasing unverified presidential results. The court annulled President Uhuru Kenyatta's victory and ordered a repeat of the presidential election within 60 days. NASA's presidential flagbearer Raila Odinga spoke exclusively to DW's Dotto Bulendu about the stalemate surrounding the repeat election.

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