Kenya to Vote Again after Court Rules Election Invalid

Kenya will hold another presidential election after the country’s high court on Friday nullified the results of a contentious early August poll.

That election brought longtime Kenya president Uhuru Kenyatta back to power, but the high court said the election board “failed, neglected or refused to conduct the presidential election in a manner consistent with the dictates of the constitution,” according to a Reuters report.

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