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September 15, 2026|04:29

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From harvesting fingerprints of the dead to filling ballot boxes with votes: Rigging claims cast shadow over next year's election

The Standard Kenyan about 1 hour 1 mins read

A series of remarks by politicians suggesting votes could be manipulated or the 2027 election outcome predetermined is fuelling fears over electoral integrity.

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