CLEAN : Kenya's Odinga rejects sham election pledges to fight on

The transcript discusses the threat to democratic elections in Kenya, highlighting the government's efforts to criminalize dissent. It reports the deaths and injuries of innocent Kenyans due to oppressive actions. The text describes a totalitarian state and emphasizes the importance of the resistance movement's peaceful protests and economic boycotts. It stresses the need to protect the right to dissent and continue public demonstrations, concluding with a call for justice and peace.

What is the potential impact of undermining the electoral process in Kenya?

• It will have no impact on governance.

• It will make elections more transparent.

• It will lead to a mockery of elections.

• It will strengthen the democratic process.

What has the government in Kenya been accused of doing since the August election announcement?

• Promoting free speech.

• Reducing taxes.

• Encouraging public debates.

• Criminalizing dissent.

What tragic outcomes have resulted from the government's actions?

• Improved healthcare services.

• Increased economic growth.

• Needless deaths and injuries.

• Higher literacy rates.

What type of state is established when dissent is criminalized?

• Democratic state.

• Totalitarian state.

• Federal state.

• Confederate state.

What actions does the resident movement plan to take in response to the government's actions?

• Organize violent protests.

• Implement economic boycotts and peaceful protests.

• Support the government's policies.

• Ignore the situation.