Security Intensified in Hotspots As Supreme Court Prepares Petition Verdict CapitalFMKenya: Kenya
Deputy Inspector General of Police Edward Mbugua has already directed all County Commanders to increase deployments in specific areas where protests or celebrations are likely to take place once the verdict is issued.
The Supreme Court concluded hearings of the consolidated petition seeking to nullify the victory handed to President-Elect William Ruto following the August 9 presidential election. The Deputy Inspector General said that some areas could experience violence and or celebrations and urged police across the country to be vigilant.
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