What Will the Future of Kenya Look Like? Nanjala Nyabola on 2022 Disputed Election, Drought & More
August 19, 2022
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as posted by the channelKenya is facing a political crisis following last week's presidential election, with the apparent runner-up rejecting the results of the vote and the apparent president-elect announcing plans to form a new government. We speak with Nairobi-based writer and political analyst Nanjala Nyabola, who says the Kenyan elections yield "terrible candidates," with the most recent election results following a decades-long tradition of election interference and miscommunication. "There's always been a reason to doubt the results," says Nyabola. She also discusses how the digital age has uplifted election systems like Kenya's as examples of how to thwart democracy for the West, and the impact of the drought in the Horn of Africa, where the United States says more than 18 million people are facing severe hunger.
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