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Kenya's defeated Odinga to take poll dispute to top court

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Opposition leader Raila Odinga says he will take his claims that Kenya's presidential election was rigged to the Supreme Court, after previously refusing to do so, and vows to protest peacefully.

Added on the 16/08/2017 15:49:28 - Copyright : AFP EN

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