Maraga warns IEBC over 2027 election credibility
Maraga warns IEBC against undermining election integrity, calls for urgent reforms ahead of the 2027 General Election...
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Former Chief Justice and presidential hopeful David Maraga has cautioned the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) regarding the credibility of the upcoming 2027 general elections, emphasizing the continuous need for public trust.
- Maraga urged the IEBC to avoid actions or statements that could damage public confidence in its ability to conduct free and fair elections.
- Key individuals and organizations involved include former Chief Justice David Maraga and the IEBC.
- Maraga is demanding an urgent stakeholders' meeting to address critical electoral matters, including voter register audits, election technology, and diaspora registration.
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Maraga warns IEBC over 2027 election credibility - April 2026
Former Chief Justice and Presidential hopeful David Maraga has cautioned the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission regarding the credibility of the 2027 general elections, emphasizing the continuous need for public trust. He has demanded an immediate audit and inspection of Kenya's voter register, citing confusion stemming from recent statements by the IEBC. Meanwhile, Alego Usonga MP Samuel Atandi has urged Siaya County Assembly members to halt impeachment proceedings against Governor James Orengo, suggesting voters should decide his fate in the 2027 elections. Political strategist Silas Jakakimba has defended Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo against criticism from some Luo Nyanza MPs, calling their attacks misplaced and politically motivated.
