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Kenya: Why Ruling Party Plans to Change Election Law
Nation, 28 September 2017
A Bill by the Jubilee Party to amend the elections law in Parliament on Wednesday stalled talks between the ruling party and the opposition on preparations for the October 26… Read more »
Kenyan President Plans to Change Election Laws
The Jubilee party wants to give more recognition to the manual tallying and transmission of the results than the electronic system. It is also understood that a bill proposed by Jubilee will contain a provision for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission vice-chairman to act as the boss of the commission in the absence of the chairperson.
President Uhuru Kenyatta signs reply documents on the presidential election petition at the State House.
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Kenya: MPs Set Out to Change Election Law Ahead of Repeat Poll
Nation, 27 September 2017
The National Assembly has voted 83-37 to hold a sitting on Thursday morning whose main agenda will be the formation of special committees to consider the Supplementary Budget and… Read more »
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Kenya: MPs Plan to Change Election Law
Nation, 26 September 2017
Jubilee Party MPs have agreed to change the Elections Act to make the manual delivery of the result forms the primary mode of results transmission, with the electronic system being… Read more »
InFocus
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Communication Authority of Kenya Director General Francis Wangusi says he is confident that ICT can be deployed successfully to support elections. He has pointed out that the ... Read more »
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A proposal to bring on board the United Nations Development Programme to finance the cost of ballot papers has been met with criticism. National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale ... Read more »
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National Super Alliance leader Raila Odinga is asking the leading mobile phone service provider Safaricom, which was contracted by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries ... Read more »
