Kenya: Supreme Court Judges Question Forms 34Bs as Verdict Due Friday

29 August 2017

Nairobi — The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission's legal counsel was on Tuesday hard pressed to explain why Forms 34B from the 290 constituency presidential election result, plus the Diaspora were not standardised.

Chief Justice David Maraga sought to know why all the forms did not possess standardised security features after a report filed by the Supreme Court Registrar Esther Nyaiyaki showed that a number of the forms did not possess watermarks or serial numbers.

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