The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has deployed over 1,000 police officers to ensure a peaceful by-election in Ol Kalou on Thursday, issuing a stern warning to "busybody politicians" interfering with the process.

• Over 1,000 police officers will be deployed to secure the by-election.
• IEBC Chairperson Erastus Ethekon and IG Douglas Kanja warned against disruptive conduct and illegal gatherings.
• Only one party agent per polling station and tallying centre will be allowed, and taking photos of marked ballots with mobile phones is a criminal offense.

Candidates for the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election delivered their final campaign submissions yesterday, marking the conclusion of their campaigns amid escalating political tensions.

• The final rallies were held yesterday at Ngorika and the Arboretum.
• Key figures involved include the candidates, with one mentioned being Sammy Douglas Kamau of the DCP party.
• A campaign banner belonging to Sammy Douglas Kamau was vandalised at Rwariondo, highlighting the rising political tensions.

Candidates in the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election concluded their campaigns yesterday with final submissions, including rallies in Ngorika and at the Arboretum.

• The by-election involves candidates vying for the Ol Kalou parliamentary seat.
• Key figures include the parliamentary candidates, with Sammy Douglas Kamau of DCP being mentioned.
• A notable detail is the vandalism of a campaign banner belonging to Sammy Douglas Kamau at Rwariondo in Ol Kalou.