Ol Kalou, Nyandarua County. Thursday, July 16, 2026. 1:58 in the afternoon. A police vehicle sits motionless outside a polling station, surrounded not by officers but by residents. Uniformed police unzip bags, turn out pockets, lift shirts and folded clothes into the afternoon light. A woman’s voice rises above the murmuring crowd, equal parts relief and accusation: “Hakuna kitu kama karatasi. Zote ni nguo.” There is nothing like paper here. Jus…
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