Kenya's Supreme Court upholds Uhuru Kenyatta poll win
President Uhuru Kenyatta will be sworn in on 28th November for a second five-year term following the Supreme Court decision to uphold his re-election.
Mon, 20 Nov 2017 14:48:49 GMT
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- The Supreme Court's ruling brings stability and clarity to Kenya after contentious elections, allowing President Kenyatta to focus on the country's development.
- President Kenyatta faces the challenge of uniting the country and addressing issues of inclusivity, marginalization, and economic development.
- The formation of the next cabinet will be crucial in reflecting diversity and performance to drive Kenya towards progress and attract international investments.
Kenya's Supreme Court has upheld President Uhuru Kenyatta's re-election, paving the way for his swearing-in for a second five-year term on 28th November. The decision has brought a sense of stability to the country after contentious elections. Peter Chemuigut, Strategic Advisor on Economic and Social Development, joined CNBC Africa to shed light on the way forward for Kenya. The ruling by the Supreme Court has put an end to the uncertainties surrounding the election results and has set the stage for President Kenyatta's administration to focus on the development and unity of the country. Despite the opposition's challenges, including calls for economic boycotts and the formation of a People's Assembly, the court's decision has affirmed President Kenyatta's victory and legitimacy. The key theme that emerges from the discussion is the need for inclusivity and unity in addressing the country's challenges. President Kenyatta faces the task of forming a cabinet that reflects diversity and performance to drive the country towards progress and development. As Kenya looks ahead to the future, the international community's support and investments will play a crucial role in the nation's growth and stability.