Is Kibwana the Next IEBC Chairman?

Prof Kivutha Kibwana

Our Reporter 

Is professor Kivutha Kibwana the next chairman of the Independent Electoral & Boundaries Commission (IEBC)?


Sources close to the Central Government indicate that the former Makueni Governor might be the next successor to Wafula Chebukati at the electoral commission.


Our top moles in the national government indicate that chances are high that Professor Kibwana is highly likely to be favoured to take over from Chebukati when his term expires at the end of this month - January 2023. 


Professor Kibwana is a constitutional lawyer and a legal expert of high standing. Should he bag the coveted position, he will be the second man from Kamba community at the helm of the electoral body after Samuel Kivuitu. Will he? 


Prof. Kibwana (right) with Wiper party leader and 2027 presidential candidate Kalonzo Musyoka. 


More to follow....... 

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