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Populism in Kenyan Presidential Elections as a Threat to Democracy by Mackenzi Elias @ UCLA

Populism in Kenyan Presidential Elections as a Threat to Democracy by Mackenzi Elias @ UCLA

by MACKENZI TAYLOR-MARIE ELIAS | Mar 14, 2018 | University of California, Los Angeles

Since gaining its independence from British Colonial rule in 1963, Kenya has evolved into a stable, economically sound nation with an exemplary democratic system. Its government has adopted a constitution which establishes a multiparty parliamentary democracy...

ELECTORAL BREAKDOWN IN KENYA: POLITICS OF DYNASTY & ETHNICITY by Grant Beatty @ University of Memphis

by Preston Beatty | Nov 20, 2017 | University of Memphis

In Kenya, violence has again erupted after a second presidential election was held on October 26th, decided once more in favor of incumbent president Uhuru Kenyatta. On November 17, several were killed in clashes between opposition demonstrators and police as...
A Democratic Election Without an Opposition Candidate: an Oxymoron? by Laura Stavisky @Boston University

A Democratic Election Without an Opposition Candidate: an Oxymoron? by Laura Stavisky @Boston University

by Laura Stavinsky | Nov 13, 2017 | Boston University

On October 26th, President Uhuru Kenyatta won Kenya’s presidential re-run election with 98% of the vote. This vote came almost three months after the initial vote on August 8th in which Kenyatta won with a far slimmer majority of 54% against opposition candidate Raila...
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