Security assured for tomorrow's by-elections - DP Kindiki
Kindiki said security agencies will safeguard the process and ensure no one obstructs or disrupts voters...
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki announced that comprehensive security measures are in place for Thursday's by-elections, vowing to deal with any attempts to disrupt the process. He urged Kenyans to participate freely and choose their leaders.
- DP Kindiki assured that security agencies will safeguard the electoral process and ensure no one obstructs voters.
- By-elections will be held in Baringo Senate and six National Assembly constituencies: Mbeere North, Malava, Ugunja, Kasipul, Magarini, and Banisa.
- Campaigns in the affected regions have been largely peaceful, with political parties and residents commended for maintaining civility.
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Kenya is holding a record 24 by-elections across the country, an event viewed as a crucial test for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) and a prelude to the 2027 General Elections. These polls are taking place amidst claims of bribery and bias. Deputy President Kithure Kindiki announced that comprehensive security measures are in place for the Thursday by-elections, vowing to deal with any attempts to disrupt the process. In Kasipul Constituency, authorities are implementing tight security following concerns about potential violence. In a separate race, over 55,000 voters in Mbeere North Constituency are set to elect their Member of Parliament following intense campaigns.
