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Africog launches website on electoral malpractices

A website with evidence detailing electoral malpractices of the March 4 General Election

Numbers In The Voter Registration Just Won't Add Up - The Star, April 13, 2013

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Numbers do not lie. One lawyer said as much as he stood before the Supreme Court last week. “You can’t argue with the arithmetic.” It is unclear whether or not he realised the import of his words, for a look at the numbers referred to (but never explained) in court is quite revealing.

AFRICOG unveils people's court website - The Star, April 12, 2013

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The Africa Centre for Open Governance (AFRICOG) has launched a website that will host contributions from members of the public on election irregularities following the March 4 election.

AFRICOG who were petitioners in the Supreme Court process that challenged the announcement of President Uhuru Kenyatta as the winner of the March 4 poll, have said that the website dubbed The People’s Court, will serve as a hub for evidence of electoral offences.

Africog: Tallying centres, Bomas results differed - The Standard, March 28, 2013

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Kenya: The Supreme Court has been told of how results from certain constituencies differed from those announced at the main tallying centre at Bomas of Kenya.

Africa Centre for Open Governance (Africog), who are parties to the case that is challenging the presidential elections results, urged the court to invalidate the results as electoral malpractices had been committed.