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Recent by-elections in Kenya were marked by significant turmoil and condemnation. Ndindi Nyoro strongly condemned the violence and use of firearms, while Machakos Deputy Governor Francis Mwangangi also condemned the violence that occurred during the mini-polls. In Narok, chaos erupted when election officials were reportedly attacked by masked individuals shortly after polling stations closed. In response to the outcomes, the opposition alliance is threatening legal action to challenge the by-election results in Mbeere and Malava. These incidents have prompted religious leaders to warn that the upcoming 2027 general election could face widespread chaos if electoral bodies do not prepare.
The Kenyan opposition alliance is threatening legal action to challenge the results of by-elections in Mbeere and Malava. This development comes as NTV Kenya continues to broadcast live news updates.
Machakos Deputy Governor Francis Mwangangi has condemned the violence that occurred in some areas during the recent mini-polls. Speaking at an event in Yatta constituency, he highlighted the negative impact of such incidents on the democratic process.
Religious leaders in Kenya are cautioning that the upcoming 2027 general election could face widespread chaos if electoral management bodies fail to adequately prepare. The Pentecostal Church specifically warned that recent by-election disturbances indicate institutional negligence.