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Economy waiting on IEBC to calm election nerves
NASA presidential candidate Raila Odinga casts his vote at Old Kibera Primary School (left) while President Uhuru Kenyatta casts his ballot at Mutomo Primary School. PHOTOS | jeff angote / Raphael Njoroge | NMG
Kenya’s economy is relying on a speedy and peaceful conclusion of yesterday’s election to claw back the huge losses it has suffered since the beginning of the year as concerns over its outcome caused jitters and slowed down business to a near halt.
Kenyans voted for leaders across six elective positions, the highlight being the tight presidential race that pit President Uhuru Kenyatta against opposition leader Raila Odinga.
