My livestream from Nairobi where I speak to Kenyans about the invalidated 2017 presidential election and ask them their hopes for the rescheduled October 17 vote.
I spoke with Kenyans in Kawangware slum about NASA opposition candidate Raila Odinga’s announcement that he’ll challenge the results of the contested presidential election in Kenya’s Supreme Court.
Police armed with water canons, teargas and ammunition faced off with protestors in Nairobi’s Kibera slum after contested presidential election results angered supporters of NASA coalition candidate Raila Odinga.
For this livestream, I headed to Kawangware slum where tensions were running high to talk to Kenyans about the August 8, 2017 presidential election and their hopes for the results.
Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi registers to run in Kenya’s 2017 elections despite receiving death threats.
Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi registers to run in Kenya’s 2017 election despite receiving death threats.
Join me in Nairobi as Kenyans say goodbye to President Barack Obama, whose father was born in Kenya in this #NYTimes Facebook live. I talked to locals about how they’re reacting to Obama leaving office, and their hopes for the incoming Donald J. Trump administration.
Want to hear what Kenyans think about President Barack Obama leaving office (he’s a fellow Kenyan)? What they think about the upcoming U.S. election? Check out my Facebook for #NYTimes live from Nairobi.
