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Former Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Chairperson Isaack Hassan is cautioning the continued absence of commissioners to the electoral body as a threat to democracy and negates the spirit of the constitution. Additionally, the former chair says the pattern of changing commissioners after every electoral cycle is worrying and affects the credibility of the institution. Hassan has called on the executive and legislature to fastrack the process of fully constituting the commission and develop mechanisms to ensure commissioners are fully protected after announcing election results.
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Former IEBC Chair says the sanctity of institution must be protected
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