Kenya's Vote Preparations Thrown Into Doubt by Court Ruling

  • Electoral body may appeal nullification of ballot contract
  • Ruling follows revisions to election preparation timetable
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Kenya’s preparations for general elections in August face “a period of uncertainty” after the High Court nullified a ballot-paper printing contract, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission said.

The commission may appeal the ruling over the contract that had been awarded to Dubai-based Al Ghurair Printing and Publishing Co., IEBC spokesman Andrew Limo said in a statement e-mailed Monday. Kenya is scheduled to hold presidential and legislative elections on Aug. 8.