Kenya's Disputed Election: Supreme Court Ruling

The transcript discusses a legal suit challenging the results of Kenya's recent presidential election, where Raila Odinga lost to William Ruto. The Supreme Court is delivering its judgment, and if the election is nullified, a new vote must occur within 60 days. The market has reacted with fluctuations in the Kenyan shilling and Eurobond yields. Historically, Kenya has experienced violence post-elections, but this year has been relatively peaceful. Both candidates have pledged to accept the court's decision, indicating a commitment to stability.

How has the market reacted to the uncertainty surrounding the election results?

What has been the general atmosphere in Kenya during this election season compared to previous elections?