Supreme Court Upholds Ruto’s Kenya Presidential Election Win
Judges find no evidence of rigging, manipulation of results Ruling is a major step toward ending political uncertainty
Kenya’s Disputed Election: Supreme Court Ruling Unmute
Kenya’s Supreme Court delivers its judgment Monday. David Malingha reports from Nairobi.
Kenya’s Supreme Court upheld William Ruto’s victory in last month’s presidential election, dismissing his rival Raila Odinga’s claims that the vote was marred by rigging and irregularities.
The seven-member court found no discrepancies in the vote tallies and no credible evidence that the electoral commission’s computer systems and transmission network had failed or been
