Kenya opposition leader urges boycott on eve of repeat vote

Riot police stand guard as a Kenyan woman holding Bible prays for peace outside the Supreme Court, Nairobi, Kenya, Wednesday Oct. 25, 2017. The chief justice of Kenya’s Supreme Court says the court cannot hear a last-minute petition to postpone Thursday’s presidential election because it does not have a quorum of judges. Chief Justice David Maraga appeared alone in the court Wednesday morning and said only he and one other judge had been able to attend the hearing. The announcement appears to open the way to Thursday’s vote proceeding.(AP Photo/Sayyid Abdul Azim)

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