The Kenya Electoral Commission (IEBC) has rejected claims of cross-border voter registration activities near the Kenya-Uganda border, stating no official registration kits were moved into Uganda. The commission emphasized that all voter registration processes are conducted within Kenya, denying allegations of foreign voter manipulation.
Governor Ken Lusaka of Bungoma has also responded to accusations of voter smuggling from Uganda to Kenya, challenging the opposition to take similar actions if they believe the practice is easy. His comments came during an interview aired on September 28, 2026, as the country prepares for the 2027 presidential elections.
Meanwhile, Samsung has announced expanded access to its Care+ service in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Ethiopia, offering subsidized screen repairs for Galaxy smartphones. The move aims to reduce repair costs for users experiencing accidental damage, such as cracked screens.
These developments highlight ongoing political tensions and efforts to ensure electoral integrity ahead of the 2027 elections.
