Kenya's Supreme Court has unanimously upheld Uhuru Kenyatta's victory in the re-run polls held last month. The court had previously nullified the August results, citing irregularities by the electoral commission. The ruling clears the way for the 55-year-old to be sworn in for a second term. CGTN's Robert Nagila has been following that story for us.
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