FROM LEFT: IEBC commissioner Dr Roselyn Akombe, chairman Wafula Chebukati and chief executive Ezra Chiloba on June 15, 2017. Dr Akombe worked at the UN for 15 years there before taking unpaid leave to come to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). Akombe, at some point, will re-join the Department of Political Affairs, and then she’ll be a UN staffer,” Mr Haq told reporters. PAY CUTIn joining the commission, Dr Akombe took a reported 70 per cent pay cut. She’ll provide technical electoral support to the Commission in preparation for the 2017 elections and support efforts to prevent post‑electoral violence in Kenya.

Source: Daily Nation August 21, 2017 05:03 UTC