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Mary Karen Chesang, a former Jubilee Party Deputy Chief Executive Officer, has vowed to remain apolitical if appointed a Commissioner of Kenya's electoral agency. Chesang, who previously served as an Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Selection Panelist, was on Monday queried on her ability to look beyond her political ties and deliver credible elections. Giverson Maina now reports on the ongoing hunt for the next IEBC Commissioners.
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IEBC Selection Panel interviews six more candidates for commissioner slots
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