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Kenyan trio asks Supreme Court to stop repeat election

Lawyers John Khaminwa and Harun Ndubi, who are representing the petitioners, converse outside the Supreme Court on October 24, 2017. PHOTO | SAM KIPLAGAT | NATION MEDIA GROUP

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By  Daily Nation

Three Kenyan voters have moved to the Supreme Court seeking to stop the Thursday repeat presidential poll.

Mr Khalef Khalifa, Mr Samuel Mohochi and Mr Gacheke Gachuhi claim the electoral commission IEBC is divided and cannot guarantee a fair and credible election.

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