In Kenya  polarizing election re
Uhuru Kenyatta
MUHORONI   Kenya  (Reuters) -  Kenya ’s repeat presidential election  boycotted this week by millions  has reignited long-running tensions between ethnic communities in some areas  leading inhabitants of one small village in the west to pick up traditional arms on Saturday.
On one side of Koguta are Kalenjins  here ardent supporters of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Kalenjin deputy  William Ruto. But the Luos across the road support opposition leader Raila Odinga  who called for a boycott of the vote because he said it would not be fair.
In Thursday’s vote   Kenyatta  only faced six minor candidates  none of whom won more than 1 percent in August  and that and the low turnout have quashed  his  hopes of securing a decisive mandate to lead east Africa’s richest economy.
Deputy president William Ruto   Kenyatta ’s running mate  told CNN on Saturday he expected the final tally from the vote to be ready by Sunday:
MUHORONI   [TGT]  (Reuters) -  [TGT] ’s repeat presidential election  boycotted this week by millions  has reignited long-running tensions between ethnic communities in some areas  leading inhabitants of one small village in the west to pick up traditional arms on Saturday.
On one side of Koguta are Kalenjins  here ardent supporters of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Kalenjin deputy  William Ruto. But the Luos across the road support opposition leader Raila Odinga  who called for a boycott of the vote because he said it would not be fair.
In Thursday’s vote   Kenyatta  only faced six minor candidates  none of whom won more than 1 percent in August  and that and the low turnout have quashed  his  hopes of securing a decisive mandate to lead east Africa’s richest economy.
Deputy president William Ruto   Kenyatta ’s running mate  told CNN on Saturday he expected the final tally from the vote to be ready by Sunday: