juzi tu people of that persuasion after the court allowed them to add a candidate went to check if some hitherto nondescript young mboy was registered to vote and used some lifts to a certain floor on anniversary towers. while they were in there there was a city-wide blackout - guess what happened? claims of sabotage were angrily thrown all over ! ati people knew they were in the lift and switched off the power to prevent them from achieving their goals.

Haha....and the full "goggles" have now been worn!I think it's time I exit this thread.It will always be a battle with Kenyans however anything is done.The are always conspiracy theories from the time a mzee dies of viagra to the time the daughter didn't register to the time a boy's name is missing on ballots printed abroad.I hope the boy wins though...otherwise...another conspiracy theory!

IMO IEBC should just be open with its activities.A body like that is so sensitive to any negative public perception.

IEBC has done very little to communicate to kenyans or Open their house to scrutiny and offer explanation to their failures.

It does not help the image of the body if every time a scandal emanates from IEBC the ruling party comes to its defense...that in itself raises questions.

Right now no one even knows what IEBC is doing to reform itself....They are always on the defensive.

The attacks on this body if you look critically are all based on IEBC's structural failure.It is as if the Board is clueless on the workings of its executive.

IEBC don't need to hire any additional clerks to carry out contiguous registration. I think they have permanent staff in all the constituencies. These are the guys who should do this job.

politics in kenya turns grown ups into emotional paranoid freaks, sycophants who only see things through their political masters perspective without taking time to interrogate the fundamental issues at hand, and thus IEBC is called all manner of names while floating the most ridiculous conspiracy theories.