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President William Ruto Rejects Claims Livestreaming Election Results Will Be Banned
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William Ruto Dismisses Claims Live Streaming of Election Results Was Banned: "Propaganda"
- President William Ruto addressed the livestreaming controversy during a Sunday church service in Kitui County on October 25 - Reports that parliament stripped a key election law provision sparked widespread public outrage across social media platforms - The National Assembly maintained it deleted
Nonsense," Ruto said, directing his criticism at unnamed leaders whom he accused of exploiting young Kenyans for selfish political ends.
William Ruto pleads with leaders Ruto drew a parallel with the 2024 Finance Bill protests, arguing that misinformation had fuelled unnecessary public fury at that time too.
A contentious proposal in the bill would remove the legal requirement for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to livestream results as they are announced at polling stations, although the commission could still livestream voluntarily.
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