Government Dismisses Claims of Changes to Election Results Streaming Law
By Faith wanza mueni Photo caption:Government Spokesperson Charles Owino addresses the media on election results transmission, environmental conservation, the Eastleigh building collapse, the Ebola outbreak and national examinations. The government has dismissed reports circulating on social media claiming that Parliament had amended the Election Act to abolish the mandatory live streaming of election results, terming the allegations false and misleading. In a statement delivered by Government Spokesperson Charles Owino, the government said the reports misrepresented the outcome of parliamentary consideration of the Election Amendment No. 2 Bill 224. Owino explained that the Bill, alongside Senate Bill No. 29 of 2024, originated from the Senate and was introduced in the National Assembly on February 13, 2025, following recommendations associated with the National Dialogue Committee process. During consideration of the legislation, petitions were filed in the High Court challen...