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IEBC must hold credible elections

A polling clerk uses a Kiems kit to identify a voter at Wajir Girls High School.

A polling clerk uses a Kiems kit to identify a voter at Wajir Girls High School on April 25, 2019. The IEBC has assured Kenyans that the technology and allied processes will go on smoothly. In reality, no one can tell with certainty how things will turn out.

Photo credit: Joseph Kanyi | Nation Media Group

IEBC • The transparency of the electoral process, Ernest Moturi remarks, has been questioned, with the IEBC insisting on using an electronic system of voting known as Kiems. “It’s my sincere hope that on the polling day, tomorrow, August 9, a few minutes past 6pm, Kiems will have the total number of voters cast at every polling centre. No more fiascos this time!” His contact is [email protected].

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