Long after the cheers and jeers from the 2017 Kenya elections outcome die down, winners and losers alike will be reflecting on their performance and what more they could have done to improve their prospects.
In a winner takes all that is Kenya’s presidential system, the opposition National Super Alliance (Nasa) and its candidate, former prime minister Raila Odinga, will be at pains to establish how they performed so dismally compared with 2013 when the race against President Uhuru Kenyatta went down to the wire.
