Mzalendo posts results of parliamentary votes following the Kenya 2007 election yesterday: “Mzalendo now has the results for 64 Constituencies.”
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I have been trying to find a location on the web that has the results of the parliamentary election in Kenya. I cannot find it through the papers over there or the ECK website. Can you give me some direction?
One of my friends was contesting in west pokot (Kacheliba).
Thanks
Michael McCranie