Kenya’s Supreme Court has rejected challenges to the presidential election and upheld Deputy President William Ruto’s win.
In a judgment read by Chief Justice Martha Koome, the seven-judge bench unanimously ruled that the August 9 presidential election was conducted in line with the country’s constitution.
While delivering the judgment, Chief Justice Martha Koome said that no credible evidence was presented to prove that anyone accessed the forms to intercept, detain or store forms 34A temporarily before they were uploaded to the public portal.
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