By Dr. Luchetu Likaka Kenya’s elections have become a well-rehearsed performance,orderly queues, indelible ink, biometric kits, and the familiar chorus of international observers declaring the process “largely credible.” Yet beneath this choreography lies a stubborn truth: credibility in Kenya’s elections is not determined at the polling station, but in the contested terrain of tallying, institutional
By Dr Luchetu Likaka As Kenya edges toward the 2027 General Election, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has placed a bold reform agenda on the table one that seeks to restore institutional credibility while redefining the rules of political competition. On paper, the proposals respond to long-standing electoral weaknesses. In practice, they open
Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary, Foreign & Diaspora Affairs, H.E. Musalia Mudavadi, has called on legislators and political leaders to shun violence going into the 2027 general elections. Speaking when he Mudavadi was when he presided over the opening ceremony of the 6th legislative summit of the County Assembly Forum in Mombasa, Mudavadi said
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