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Kenya: Opposition MPs, Senators Skip Election Laws Debate
Nation, 10 October 2017
National Super Alliance (Nasa) members will not attend sittings to debate proposed controversial changes to the election laws in the National Assembly and the Senate. Read more »
Kenya's Opposition MPs, Senators Skip Election Laws Debate
Legislators have also reiterated that their leader, Raila Odinga, will not take part in the planned October 26 presidential election. The changes to election laws target the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Act, the Elections Act and the Election Offenses Act.
ODM chairperson John Mbadi (centre) addresses journalists after a Nasa parliamentary group meeting on October 10, 2017.
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Kenya: MPs Race Against Time to Pass Poll Laws
Nation, 10 October 2017
Parliament is rushing against time to pass controversial changes to election laws as it resumes its sittings today afternoon. Read more »
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Kenya: Let Judiciary, Electoral Commission Work - KNCHR
Capital FM, 9 October 2017
With about a fortnight left to the fresh presidential election as ordered by the Supreme Court of Kenya, the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) has condemned attacks… Read more »
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Kenya: Wait for Nail-Biting Dash on Oct 26, Raila Tells Followers
Nation, 9 October 2017
Opposition leader Raila Odinga on Monday warned of a long drama-loaded fight to kick out top managers at the electoral commission as President Uhuru Kenyatta claimed the Nasa… Read more »
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Kenya: Nasa Supporters Soldier on With Protests Despites Injuries
Nation, 9 October 2017
At least four people were injured and six arrested as National Super Alliance (Nasa) supporters in various towns took to the streets to push for reforms at the electoral… Read more »
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Kenya: No Clarity Needed in Ruling, Judges Insist
Nation, 9 October 2017
The Supreme Court was treated to heated arguments on Monday as judges sought to understand what clarification the electoral commission was seeking. Read more »
InFocus
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President Uhuru Kenyatta has challenged opposition leader, Raila Odinga, to quit the race if he is not interested, saying Kenyans want the issue of elections done away with once ... Read more »
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Among the dead are seven minors - three girls and four boys, and the youngest a six-month-old baby who died of injuries sustained at her home in Kisumu's Nyalenda slums, according ... Read more »
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Tourism Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala has described the tour as a great victory for the coastal people while thanking President Uhuru Kenyatta for making good his campaign promise ... Read more »
