Kenya election Saga: Chief prosecutor orders inquiry into electoral commission

Kenya's Director of Public Prosecutions, Keriako Tobiko, asked the police and anti-corruption agency to investigate whether any electoral or criminal offences had been committed by members of the electoral commission.
He asked investigators to examine allegations that two senior opposition officials had gained illegal access to the commission's servers.

Although no individual had been blamed, he added, this did not prevent the court from ordering an investigation.
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The electoral commission (the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission) had announced that Mr Kenyatta had won 54% against opposition leader Raila Odinga's 44%.

But Mr Odinga, of the National Super Alliance, went to court insisting that he had been cheated of victory.