Evurore Ward by-election: DP chief agent injured in violent attack

The incident occurred at the Njarage Primary School polling station, throwing the electoral process into chaos and raising serious concerns about voter intimidation.Kelvin Mwenda, the chief agent for.....

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Tensions flared during the Evurore Ward by-election on Thursday when the chief agent for the Democratic Party (DP) candidate was violently attacked at Njarage Primary School polling station.

Kelvin Mwenda, the chief agent for DP candidate Albert Kigoro, was assaulted.
The attack occurred while Mwenda was monitoring the voting process, causing chaos and raising concerns of voter intimidation.
A vehicle belonging to candidate Kigoro was also vandalized during the incident.

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