Bomas of Kenya

NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 15 - Deputy President William Ruto has arrived at the Bomas of Kenya where the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) ...

The announcement will be made in the presence of all presidential candidates, their agents and leaders allied to their parties. at the Bomas of Kenya Cultural Centre ahead of the official declaration of NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 15 – Deputy President William Ruto has arrived at the Bomas of Kenya where the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) is set to announce the winner of the Presidential race.

All is set at the Bomas of Kenya as IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati is set to announce Kenya's fifth president. The presser which was supposed to be held was ...

She joins her son and daughter in law Rachel who arrived at the venue at around 2:45pm.

Mama Sarah joins her son and daughter-in-law Rachel Ruto who arrived at the venue at around 2:45 pm. - She joins her son and daughter in law Rachel Ruto who arrived at the venue at around 2:45pm. She joins her son and daughter in law Rachel who arrived at the venue at around 2:45pm.

IEBC Vice Chairperson Juliana Cherera during an IEBC briefing at the Bomas of Kenya on Monday, August 1, 2022. Kenyans.co.ke. "We are not at the Bomas ...

- Kudos15 August 2022 - 6:38 pm According to election timeliness, the electoral commission is supposed to announce presidential results after seven days. However, she argued that the final verification was shrouded in mystery.IEBC Vice Chairperson Juliana Cherera during an IEBC briefing at the Bomas of Kenya on Monday, August 1, 2022.Kenyans.co.ke

Four commissioners of Kenya's electoral agency, IEBC, have rejected the results of yet-to-be-announced presidential elections.

“We cannot take ownership of the results that will be announced because of the opaque nature of how the last phase has been handled,” Ms Cherera told journalists. Four commissioners of Kenya’s electoral agency, IEBC, have rejected the results of the presidential election yet to be announced by the chairperson on Monday. The vice-chair of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, Juliana Cherera, made the announcement at Serena Hotel in Nairobi city centre, 14.5km from the national tallying centre at Bomas of Kenya in Karen, flanked by three other commissioners.

For days, Kenyans have been waiting anxiously for IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati to announce the fifth President of the Republic of Kenya. After long days and ...

Among the audience are political officials, including Azimio la Umoja and Kenya Kwanza Alliance leaders, who were also seen dancing and singing along to the patriotic songs. Other performers, all echoing the same message, took to the stage and delivered their well-mastered crafts. The lyrics are befitting, highlighting peace and spreading a message of love and unity.

Deputy President William Ruto and his wife Rachel Ruto have left their Karen home for Bomas of Kenya ahead of the presidential results to be announced by ...

Earlier, Roots Party leader George Wajackoyah and Agano's David Mwaure arrived at the Bomas of Kenya auditorium ahead of the official declaration of results. The announcement will be made at the Bomas of Kenya in the presence of all presidential candidates, their agents and leaders allied to their parties. •Roots Party leader George Wajackoyah and Agano's David Mwaure arrived at the Bomas of Kenya auditorium ahead of the official declaration of results.

Kenya's electoral committee has just said William Ruto has won the country's 2022 presidential election, which took place last Tuesday.

That would make it Kenya’s lowest turnout in 15 or even 20 years. A public handshake between him and Mr Kenyatta calmed the crisis. To win outright, a candidate needed more than half of all votes and at least 25 per cent of the votes in more than half of Kenya’s 47 counties. This is likely Odinga’s last try. “In moments like this is when the mighty and the powerful come to the realisation that it is the simple and the ordinary that eventually make the choice,” Mr Ruto told journalists last week. To win outright, a candidate needed more than half of all votes and at least 25 per cent of the votes in more than half of Kenya’s 47 counties. “I have confidence that the people of Kenya are going to speak loudly in favour of democratic change,” Mr Odinga told journalists on the election day, last Tuesday. A cheering crowd jogged alongside his convoy as he arrived to vote in Nairobi. Security personnel dragged out multiple people. Mr Ruto and Mr Odinga have said they will accept the official results — if the vote is free and fair. Elections can be exceptionally troubled, as in 2007 when the country exploded after Mr Odinga claimed the vote had been stolen from him and more than 1,000 people were killed. Both Odinga and Ruto polled for days at 50 per cent of the vote most of last week but no formal results were announced this afternoon as a result of the chaos. Opposition leader Raila Odinga, who is backed by the outgoing president and seen as the establishment candidate, faced deputy president William Ruto, who styles himself as an outsider and a “hustler”.