PRESIDENT KENYATTA vows not to let Kenya slide into anarchy, asks all to stay within the law whether they choose to vote or not tomorrow.
PRESIDENT KENYATTA warns against disruption of repeat election, urges Kenyans to vote so as to move the country forward for a better future.
Police bosses move to solidify pledge to voters, IEBC staff. http://bit.ly/2gIjg7t
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Police bosses make crucial promise to voters
National Super Alliance leaders have told their supporters to boycott the election.
Senator Kihika speaks about staff in helicopter crash. http://bit.ly/2yQaUBr
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Senator Kihika speaks about staff in chopper crash
Five passengers were aboard the helicopter.
It’s all systems go as IEBC prepares for repeat poll. http://bit.ly/2lhbdjs #ElectionsKE
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Chebukati: It’s all systems go
Polling stations across the country open at 6am tomorrow.
Uncertainty over election triggers panic shopping. http://bit.ly/2lflPPU
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Uncertainty over election triggers panic shopping
Naivas had recorded almost a 40 per cent rise in sales this week.
COURT OF Appeal temporarily suspends High Court judgement declaring appointment of IEBC returning officers illegal until all parties are heard.
Officer dies, three injured after poll vehicle rolls in Garissa. http://bit.ly/2xnhThT
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Officer dies after poll vehicle rolls
CPD Aron Moriase says officers were escorting presidential poll materials.
FOREIGN ENVOYS say Supreme Court case should have been heard before poll as it raised key issues; urge immediate, sustained, open dialogue.
Ex-US president apologises for patting 'women's rears' http://www.nation.co.ke/news/George-HW-Bush-apologises-for-patting--women-s-rears---/1056-4156304-y24mt5z/index.html
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Ex-US president apologises for patting 'women's rears'
An actress accused him of groping her from his wheelchair while at a screening.
LOW TURNOUT reported in most centers as voting starts in repeat presidential election; Nasa supporters boycott poll.
HEAVY RAINS hamper distribution of voting materials in Wajir; some polling stations in Wajir South and Wajir West yet to receive ballot papers.
ONYANGO-OBBO: Where race horses get a better deal than African women in history http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/opinion/Where-race-horses-get-a-better-than-African-women-in-history/440808-4155942-meioq2/index.html
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ONYANGO-OBBO: Where race horses get a better deal than African
Women tended to be treated as a mob, and rarely were their leaders singled out.