To vote or not to vote - The Futility of Elections in Africa: A Focus on Kenya and Zimbabwe. - a podcast by ALC Pan-African Radio

Elections have been the usual mechanism by which citizens of a country democratically elect officials who represents them. During elections citizens are able to exercise their rights and freedoms of choosing whomever they would like to govern them.

But recent events in several African countries have seen many electoral processes lack integrity and credibility which has made voters question the value and relevance of the process and some others have contemplated on whether they need to vote at all.

In this programme event titled the Futility of Elections in African with a focus on Kenya and Zimbabwe brought together experts with wide knowledge of elections in Kenya and Zimbabwe. They include: Tawanda Chimhini from Election Resource Centre in Zimbabwe, Glen Mpani from Shikamo Africa, Willis Otieno - Election Expert, an Advocate from Kenya, and Prof. Karuti Kanyinga from University of Nairobi.

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