Kenyans went to the ballot on August 9 to elect their new president, but will likely have to wait a bit longer to know their new leader despite the electoral body declaring William Ruto the winner of the contest.
Here’s how a court process might extended the country’s electoral process;
Here’s how a court process might extended the country’s electoral process;
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