do you have your correspondent edith kamani is in nairobi and she explained why the vote counting and kenya is taking so long? well, it's because here in kenya, we use a very slow process to count those results. are there have been a lot of trust issues between canyons and election officials as to what happens is those polls have to be read out one by one viewed there by so many election officials you saw in that story that has just run. and so they're correlated at the pulling station than that to control constituency level. and then they have validated again, at the national level. and that's what we're currently waiting for. a long and careful process. are people becoming impatient waiting for the results? certainly. and it's because in tenure, at the moment we're in what i would describe as a limbo schools are closed and most of the businesses are also closed. people are not going to work. and so a lot of people are just sort of glued to their t. v. screens waiting for the results which don't seem to be coming out. but the independent electron and boundaries commission chem, a per

d w's. edith kamani is in nairobi and has more on rolla dingoes announcement. well, he did say no uncertain terms that he has rejected the results of issued by the independent electoral boundaries, commission. his grime is a, with that commission, particularly with their chairperson or for legible cutty, who rayleigh claims behaved like a dictator. very strong way. they're claiming that he didn't give access to his commissioners and the results of the presidency that he announced the results while as a result had still not been declared. and so these are some of the things that he was that he had a problem with regarding this commission. and he also said that their behavior and that behavior risks to put in kenya into the events that we saw in 2007 basically bloodshed over an election. but as you said earlier, he also did one against is saying that he will go to the point where he is likely to file a petition to reject. basically these results a summer of record breaking heat is drying up rivers across europe. and the half of the continent is facing an unpreced

gonna have to leave it there, it's a very busy road that your your own, but thank you so much. edith kamani in nairobi. some sports news now and bundis week, a club and on foot a preparing to lock horns with spanish giants, real madrid in wednesday's. you a fest supercop cup final in helsinki. i'm fuck reached the showpiece after winning last seasons. you wrote the lee competition, while the illustrious opponents claimed the champions league. it'll be the sides 1st competitive missing since the $960.00 european cup final, a sensational encounter which ended $73.00. in reality favor fans will be hoping for. another goal fest in finland and here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. russian officials say explosions at an ad based on the occupied crimea, peninsula of killed one person, an injured several of the key officials said they may be the work of pauses and russia to cool the explosions an accident. now don't forget, you can always get d w news on the go. you just have to download our app from google play. we'll from the apple app store that will give you access t

and i asked he, w, nairobi correspondent edith kamani. why that was if, if i was to summarize it into one word, it would be money. a lot of people here in kenya, a simply grappling with just how to survive on a regular basis. there was a viral video that went out about a month ago of a lady who went to the supermarket and upon realizing that the price of means flow, which is a staple here in kenya, was $2.00 up from $1.20. she just started screaming and almost sort of lost her mind when might describe and the sort of what is on the mind of most kanyes. every day i have people asking me for money asked me for jobs, and this is not unique to me personally. this is just the state of affairs in the country and this is what is on the minds of people. and so an election doesn't seem so important. so a lot of pressure on the person who will be president next. can you tell us about the, to my men who are running of for president and what policies we could expect from each of them? relo dinger being a veteran in the air this raise. he is 77 years

here's what's coming up in our streets debate. edith kamani is in lagos, to talk to victims and authorities about the aftermath of the n south protest. in kenya, we meet in line skita conquering the streets of nairobi. and in my city, we explore the hats beats all that the public of the congo graphic. let's start off in nigeria. i'm sure you remember the special anti robbery squad sauce for short. well, citizens accused them of police brutality. this led to the hashtag and south protest, which called for the unit to be dissolved. sauce has since been disbanded, but no police officers have been charged. then i genuine government still denies killing demo street us in league us even do a judicial panel found otherwise. d, w reporter shallow wall, reconstructs what led to the deadly standoff at a leki toll gate. from the ne, it was with 22020 niger and police literally gone down. young protest is what come together to form one of the biggest youth movement in the countries history. just hours before the killings, thousands had got to peacefully demonstrate a gave rise in cases of police brutal

oh, d, w 8 of kamani is in nairobi for us. edith, what is the situation there now? well, it's precisely what my real miller described in her report that has just it does a lot of celebration on one half of the country. this is of course, where most of the pointers of president elect william, brutal are. and on the other side, these a lot of respondents, a lot of people saying they're very shocked by the result. most of them waiting to hear from presidential candidates rayleigh, what dingo, who is sent to speech any minute. now his words will of course, be very weighty because he could mean that the country goes through additional process. but if he concedes defeat, then it's back to normal. as soon as he makes that announcement, we'll election observers and standing by that result. our dingo support is likely to come round or didn't get support says unlikely to do what. what did you ask them to do? and that's why we're really looking to see what he's going to say. it's rather unusual that we haven't had from his steam up until now. what we do know is that the, we're

our correspondent, even kamani, is in nairobi and joins me now. hi edith, nice to see you. turn out in this election was quite low, lower than expected, especially among young voters. why was that? if i'm to conclude it to one word, i would say money, a lot of kenyans are not as broke, but the quality of life is really dia, a lot of her literally every single day step out of the house am asked for money by people who are asking for jobs of we're asking for something to do with survival. and so this is a state of affairs hearing hanger and this is the situation at the moment. tell us a bit more about the 2 men running for president. i want policies we might expect from one or the other. well, rayleigh degas is the veteran. he is 77 years old at the moment. he has occupied various seats in government, including and not limited to the prime minister. he is actually promising, but he is a set of dependable hands and that this is what people should wife should and this is what people should do, should look out for and should hope for this. what saying however, a, what's his name