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The African and international observer missions have called for calm as Kenyans await official results of the presidential election. In a joint statement with nine observer mission, the African Union appealed to Kenyans “to remain
committed to peace and the integrity of the electoral process.
The US State Department also in a statement urged Kenyans to wait peacefully and patiently for the official results of the presidential election.
We spoke with Fhilfia Wasilwa, a political analyst in Kenya.
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