Election Fraud Kenya

The three main opposition leaders in Kenya, accusing the government of vote-rigging, banded together Friday to reject the results of the country's first multi-party elections since independence and to demand a new poll. President Daniel Arap Moi, who won the eight-candidate presidential election with 37% of the vote, flatly refused to call a new election, raising fears of a resurgence of political violence that has claimed 800 lives in the past year.

The three main opposition leaders in Kenya, accusing the government of vote-rigging, banded together Friday to reject the results of the country's first multi-party elections since independence and to demand a new poll. President Daniel Arap Moi, who won the eight-candidate presidential election with 37% of the vote, flatly refused to call a new election, raising fears of a resurgence of political violence that has claimed 800 lives in the past year.