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Opposition leaders led by former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka want the state to consult them before appointing the next Independent Electoral Boundaries Commission Chairperson and Commissioners. The leaders who met in Nairobi said the consultations will help create trust in the electioneering process and ensure a level playing field.
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Opposition want to be involved in IEBC commissioners appointment
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