The head of Cord presidential candidate Raila Odinga’s secretariat Eliud Owalo addresses the press at Milimani Courts in Nairobi March 12, 2013 after filing a case to compel Safaricom and IEBC to provide them with information to aid its election petition. The court has ordered IEBC and Cord to agree on modalities of accessing the documents. BILLY MUTAI
By PAUL OGEMBA
Posted Wednesday, March 13 2013 at 11:51
Posted Wednesday, March 13 2013 at 11:51
The Independent Boundaries and Electoral Commission has agreed to provide the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (Cord) with documents relevant to strengthening its election petition.
On Wednesday, IEBC through its lawyers said it will give Cord Forms 34 and 36 that contain presidential results and the final voter register.
It also agreed to grant access to other necessary documents demanded by Cord.
Justice Isaac Lenaola directed parties to the case to appear before him on Friday for further directions.
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