The Morning Call
Kenya’s incumbent President Uhuru Kenyatta takes early lead as votes are counted after Tuesday’s general elections.
Main opposition challenger Raila Odinga rejects the partial results, describing them as ‘fake’ and ‘illegal’.
Africanews journalist Michael Oduor in Nairobi to give us details of the early results.
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