Was There Fraud and/or corruption how Kenya Elections Votes Were tallied?

by amir
(Vancouver, Canada)

Currently, some two hundred lawyers are involved by various parties in contesting before the Kenya

Supreme Court that the election of William Ruto - a tycoon- be nullified, as some corruption or
fraudulent practices were conducted during the vote counts.

Stay tuned. The outcome of the Kenya Supreme Court decision and reasoning for such a decision
should be a lesson to all other African countries, where election results are often taken with a grain of salt.

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Like The Kenya Election, Angolan Opposition Party Also Questions The Results
by: Anonymous

By AFP

Angola's largest opposition party UNITA says it will contest last week's election results that saw the long-ruling MPLA win a majority.

Elections held on August 24 were the most hotly contested the oil-rich country has seen since its first multi-party vote in 1992.

Results declared Monday placed the Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) as the winner with 51.17 percent of the vote, securing President Joao Lourenco a second term.

But the opposition National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) "does not recognise the results" from the national electoral commission and will file a legal claim "which will have the effect of suspending the declaration of the final results", the party's secretary general, Alvaro Chikwamanga Daniel, said in a video statement sent to AFP Tuesday.

Four of the 16 electoral commissioners did not sign off on the final results, expressing doubts about the process.

(AU (African Union) should appoint electoral officials and be totally responsible for vote tallying in every African country. Until then, Africans will always question the due diligence of the election processes).

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