Raila Odinga

A nullified presidential election, a possible no-show from the opposition leader, and calls for rebellion are casting Kenya's future into jeopardy.

The eruption of violence has revived dark memories of a decade ago, when Odinga, 72, lost an election in controversial circumstances that sparked a wave of ethnic unrest in which 1,200 people were killed and 600,000 displaced.

This man broke the internet in Kenya.

The former secretary of state is heading up an election observation mission in Kenya, where the opposition leader has alleged the vote was hacked.

The former president issued a call for peaceful elections in Kenya, a key U.S. counterterrorism partner. Trump's administration has been noticeably quiet.

Boniface Mwangi offered a new type of Kenyan politics in a social media-led campaign. Kenyans are mourning his failure.

With more than 90 percent of votes counted, incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta has a significant lead in the presidential race.

One is the son of Kenya's Father of the Nation; the other a fourth-time presidential aspirant. Kenyans are excited, and anxious, to see who succeeds.

Two old rivals lock horns in the presidential election in Kenya. But can they keep their supporters in line?

A week before the vote, the murder has brought back fears of election violence in a country fighting Al-Qaeda and receiving billions in U.S. aid.

Just one candidate attended Monday's running-mate debate, but he managed to impress Kenyans.

The independent candidate allegedly attempted to jump off a building after his candidacy for the Kenyan presidential election was rejected.

Kenya's health ministry has been at the center of a massive corruption scandal and nationwide doctors strike in recent months.

Odinga tells Newsweek about his campaign against the electoral commission before the 2017 vote.

Opposition leader Raila Odinga accused the commission of pro-government bias.

The Kenyan opposition leader is backing Hillary Clinton for the U.S. presidency.

Public officials in Kenya have a history of using ethnic incitement for political gain.

One MP allegedly called for the assassination of opposition leader Raila Odinga.

Moses Kuria allegedly called for the assassination of opposition leader Raila Odinga.

The opposition are calling for a new electoral commission, accusing the current body of bias.

Protesters have been calling for the electoral commission to disband ahead of a vote in 2017.

Jacob Juma, a prominent Kenyan businessman, was killed in suspicious circumstances earlier in May.

Juma was an outspoken critic of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta.