CLEAN : Kenyan lawyers react as Supreme Court upholds Ruto's presidential win

The transcript discusses gratitude for the Supreme Court's unanimous decision, emphasizing the importance of moving forward as a united Kenya. It assures all Kenyans of an inclusive government, not just for supporters of a specific faction. The speaker acknowledges the end of court cases and the start of assembling a new team, urging unity as one country. While accepting the court's decision, the speaker notes that courts can make mistakes and political decisions, which may be corrected over time.

What is the speaker's message regarding the new government?

• It will serve all Kenyans.

• It will only serve its supporters.

• It will focus on international relations.

• It will prioritize economic growth.

What does the speaker say about the end of court cases?

• It marks the beginning of a new government.

• It signifies the end of political discussions.

• It is a time to celebrate.

• It is irrelevant to the current situation.

How does the speaker view the court's decision?

• They plan to challenge it.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They accept it but do not agree with it.

• They fully agree with it.

What does the speaker suggest about court decisions?

• They are always correct.

• They are never political.

• They can be corrected over time.

• They are irrelevant to governance.

According to the speaker, what is a characteristic of courts?

• They are infallible.

• They never make political decisions.

• They sometimes make mistakes.

• They are always transparent.