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The countdown to the reconstitution of Kenya’s electoral commission is underway, with Parliament set to vet President William Ruto’s IEBC nominees later this month. However, the process faces political friction, as opposition leaders accuse the government of violating the NADCO agreement.
TENSION RISES AS IEBC VETTING PROCESS BEGINS
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