
The Kenya Times recounts Kenya's disputed 2007 presidential election, in which Electoral Commission chairman Samuel Kivuitu declared Mwai Kibaki the winner on 30 December 2007. According to the report, the announcement followed two days of disorder at the national tallying center in Nairobi, where disputed constituency figures, unexplained delays, and interruptions made the count impossible to verify. Kibaki was sworn in shortly afterwards amid the unresolved controversy over the result.
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