Musyoka's body was discovered on Monday, August 15, at Amboseli National Park.

The residents chanted  'freedom is coming', a phrase Ruto, Gachagua and their Kenya Kwanza allies adopted in their campaigns. 

According to the parents, the prolonged closure of schools could lead to poor performance of children in the upcoming national examinations.

Chebukati also praised the late Musyoka for choosing to stand for his integrity in delivering his mandate as the returning officer.

Chebukati noted that intimidated officials have failed to report to office for duty.

Cherera had claimed that the extra 0.01% amount to 142,000 unaccounted for votes.  

Police had been notified of a suspicious vehicle making rounds around a bank in the vicinity. 

However, the comedian ruled out engaging in club appearances and hosting events in entertainment joints.

Students took a two-week break early in the month to allow the electoral body to use the schools as polling stations.

The idea stemmed from drive-throughs which are popular across the world.

The South African Party led by Julius Malema advised Ruto "to be magnanimous in victory and Raila Odinga to be gracious in defeat.

"Before the system, we were being harassed and restricted by the police, they even used to rig elections."

ANC has already proposed Musalia Mudavadi for the Prime Cabinet Secretary position.

Mama Feeding program provides meals for children in informal settlements during the school term.

“In a special meeting by the party's Council Bureau held Wednesday, the council unanimously nominated Hon Musalia Mudavadi for the position.”

In her argument, Koome explained that lawyers' comments on social media would prejudice the court's final verdict.

The 459-page document details the votes each of the presidential candidates got in all the polling centers in the country.

The Azimio coalition has expressed dissatisfaction with the results announced on Monday, August 15 by IEBC chairman, Wafula Chebukati.

He urged Kenyans to feel free to communicate with each other and have conversations freely without fear of being gagged or victimised.

This was Raila's second appearance in public since losing the presidential election to Deputy President William Ruto.