Elections in Kenya: Complaints about electoral failure
The presidential election in Kenya has legal consequences. The loser Raila Odinga does not realize the results. He has submitted their complaint to the country’s Supreme Court.
Raila Odinga speaks at his campaign headquarters after delivering the judgment at the Nairobi High Court on Monday.
(dpa) Almost two weeks after the presidential election in Kenya, the failed candidate, Raila Odinga, filed a complaint with the country’s highest court, as announced. The 78-year-old is not aware of the results of the August 9 vote and is accusing the electoral commission of corruption. Odinga’s lawyer said on Monday that the organization has no criminal record. Odinga’s party accuses its chairman of “brutal behavior” during the counting.