Business to remain slow as Kenyans await election outcome

Shoppers in Mombasa walk past empty shelves at Tuskys Supermarket as residents opted to stock their homes with food ahead of the election. Photo | WACHIRA MWANGI | NMG

Businesses came to a standstill in Nairobi and major Kenyan towns as Kenyans trooped to the polling stations to cast their votes in highly contested elections.

The traders, especially those selling groceries, clothes, shoes, mobile phones and fast-food closed their premises expecting little activity on a day the entire country’s attention turned to the task of picking a new crop of political leaders.

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Note: The results are not exact but very close to the actual.