Kenia: Protestas mortíferas contra supuesto fraude electoral

The presidential election in Kenya turned tense with violent protests following allegations by opposition leader Raila Odinga that hackers manipulated election results using a murdered official's identity. President Uhuro Kenyatta appeared to have a significant lead. Protests erupted in Nairobi and Kisumu, reminiscent of the 2007 post-election violence. Odinga's legal challenge was dismissed by the Supreme Court, with Kenyatta holding 54.35% of the votes against Odinga's 44.77% after counting 96% of polling stations.

What was the main accusation made by Raila Odinga regarding the election results?

• The election was postponed.

• The election was held in secret.

• Hackers manipulated the results using a murdered official's identity.

• The voting machines were faulty.

Which areas experienced significant protests following the election results?

• Mombasa and Eldoret

• Nairobi and Kisumu

• Nakuru and Garissa

• Thika and Nyeri

What historical event did the violence after the election evoke memories of?

• The 1992 multi-party elections

• The 2013 general elections

• The 2007 post-election violence

• The 2010 constitutional referendum

What percentage of votes did Uhuro Kenyatta have after counting 96% of the polling stations?

• 44.77%

• 54.35%

• 60.00%

• 50.00%

What was the outcome of Raila Odinga's challenge to the vote alterations in the Supreme Court?

• The case was referred to a lower court.

• The case was postponed.

• The case was dismissed.

• The case was upheld.