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NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 15 – Kenya’s president-elect William Ruto vowed Monday to work with “all leaders” as he was declared winner of a closely-fought poll, attempting to ease tensions after the outcome sparked a split in the election commission and fears of violence.
“There is no room for vengeance,” Ruto said, adding, “I am acutely aware that our country is at a stage where we need all hands on deck.”
The scenario has left more than 1.1 million secondary school learners without capitation funding.
IEBC is expected to announce timelines for the by-election in the coming weeks.
KIM said all academic programmes have resumed, alongside corporate training, membership services, the Company of the Year Awards, and administrative functions.
Kindiki said it is disingenuous for the opposition to apportion blame for a crisis that Kenya has no role in.
The court certified the matter as urgent and directed that it be heard ex parte at the initial stage, granting the institution immediate relief.
The survey shows Arati enjoying 61 per cent support, positioning him as the clear frontrunner in the race for re-election.
The probe will be led by Ainabkoi MP Samuel Chepkonga, with the committee expected to table its report within 45 days, by June 9.
Duale said the decision follows findings from the government’s Digital Health Superhighway, which flagged widespread inconsistencies in Level 4 and 5 hospitals across several...
