Organized...... No exchange and no makueni!!!!! Trying to justify

1) Saffran has undertaken to deliver "on time". Some aspects of the system will be late for example the candidate nomination and registration aspect of the system. The voter verification aspect and results transmission are the key components. I am waiting to see how the cookie crumbles on this one. Court cases? We are a litigious nation the direct procurement is likely to be challenged. But I suspect the courts will expedite cases. Some cases are frivolous and counter productive kama ile ya audit of the register.
2) I thought there was a law that stopped people from announcing results that the IEBC has not declared. I tried looking for That law juzi and couldn't find it. That is why the media code of conduct stopped media houses in 2013 from announcing from the polling station. However for your own record purposes - sioni shida.
3) each party has a political membership register that is kept at the office registrar of political parties. That is their register (which is a subset of the voters register)

No elections! We recall Parliament to change the constitution to allow for a caretaker govt?

The new cockerel in town

In their judgement, the judges faulted IEBC for failing to consult all candidates in the August poll before awarding the Sh2.5-billion tender to Al Ghurair.

is that the law of the land? Do we really expect the candidates to agree? Mbona others are credible na hii presidential is not? is Al Ghurair the real problem here? IEBC should repeal this decision, move to Court of Appeal.

Yes...

Someone just drew a nasty card.....teren teren.... Afrocinema. Anyone?

The effect of this judgement seems far reaching but IEBC can render it academic -
move through the motions of public participation then appoint by direct procurement, latest July 16th the same company - al Gurair to finish the job.

At the Court of appeal IEBC is likely to have their way given the circumstances we find ourselves in as a Country not least the limited time there is to 882017.
Separately, I understand the contract between IEBC and Al Ghurair is one that covers all ballots for all elective posts.
For IEBC to now approach them to change some aspects of the contract at this stage when part of the printing is underway is problematic.

The Company could easily demand that the contract is honoured wholly at least in terms of payment, or discontinued wholly.
Once again the Kenyan taxpayer losing money unnecessarily.