Muturi warns MPs over delayed electoral reforms, says inaction could imperil 2027 vote

Muturi said unresolved questions surrounding electoral technology, procurement and intellectual-property rights could erode public confidence...

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Former National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi has issued a stern warning to Parliament, stating that delaying electoral reforms could jeopardize the 2027 General Election.

Muturi accused Parliament of "electoral sabotage" for failing to conclude pending amendments to electoral laws.
Key unresolved issues include electoral technology, procurement, and intellectual-property rights, which he says could erode public confidence.
He emphasized that addressing these legal uncertainties is crucial, especially referencing the loss of life during 2023 protests linked to similar demands.

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