ugnet_: Kenya polls update with 25474 ballots counted, 21:45 GMT

[Omar Kezimbira]

Saturday, December 28, 2002 ELECTIONS 2002 COVERAGE Kenya Decides Uhuru Kenyatta Votes: 3,922 - 15% Mwai Kibaki Votes: 21,142 - 83% Simeon Nyachae Votes: 376 - 1% James Orengo Votes: 22 - 0% Waweru Ngethe Votes 12 - 0% Results from 43 polling stations with 25,474 ballots counted Updated at 2125 GMT

COMMENTARY After the polls, major challenges begin Despite flaws, voters made a statement Respect voters’ verdict Democracy begins to dawn in Kenya - Editorial The week's EastAfrican. Kibaki to Become Kenya's Third President - By at Least 1m Votes NATIONAL RAINBOW Coalition (NARC) opposition presidential candidate Mwai Kibaki is set to win Kenya's presidential election with a comfortable margin irrespective of the actual voter turnout on December 27. But Hung Parliament Still Likely Scenario KENYA FACES the prospect of a hung parliament after the December 27 general election, with the opposition National Rainbow Coalition (NARC) managing only a thin majority, presaging the kind of inter-party horse-trading that characterised the eighth parliament. Kahama: Another Crisis Over 'Huge' Expat Pay THE ATMOSPHERE at Tanzania’s Kahama Mine was last week described by workers as tense because of disputes over disparities in salary and benefits between Tanzanian employees and expatriates. What the East African CEOs Didn't Say in Their Vote As the rankings for this year’s Most Respected Company and Chief Executive Officer Survey indicate, East Africa’s CEOs have shown some curious preferences and dislikes Edition for December 23 - 29, 2002

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