Kenya

2022 presidential debate organisers say all preparations are in place, for the July presidential debate.

Kenyans will have an opportunity to ask candidates questions during the forthcoming presidential and deputy presidential debates.

We will create a platform that Kenyans will reach the candidates, Kenyans can ask the questions to the candidates who want to be their next president

Deputy president William Ruto's campaign secretariat has advised him to ignore this year's presidential debate due to what they called "biased framing and negative profiling of Kenya kwanza campaigns and personalities by the media."

Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Director of Communication Mr. Philip Etale has launched a complaint to IEBC chair Mr. Wafula Chebukati claims the presidential debates have been rigged.

Presidential Debate Secretariat on Friday assured aspirants of fairness and accountability in this year's event.

The 2022 presidential debates organising secretariat says the State House succession debate scheduled for July 12 will continue.

The deputy president has, consequently, warned that he'll boycott the presidential debate scheduled for July 12, 2022.

Debates are culminating events, held as an election season comes to an end. They cannot replace the electorate’s need for the granular, mundane, day-to-day information about candidates and what they stand for.

Election campaigns in Kenya have taken an interestingly new turn in the last couple of years, especially with the introduction of televised debates.

The first Meru governors debate turned into a contest between two political allies now turned rivals.

Meru governor Kiraitu Murungi and his competitor Senator Mithika Linturi will face each other in a live interview to be covered by 15 local Meru Radio and TV stations.