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Azimio leader Raila Odinga has called off Monday's demonstrations in response to President William Ruto's call for dialogue. Odinga says that the dialogue must start tomorrow and should it fail to yield fruits that will see a bipartisan team formed to relook into the reconstitution of IEBC, the demos will resume in a week's time.
Raila Odinga calls off Monday’s protest
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