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Threats against Kenya’s judiciary members are rising after the invalidation of President Kenyatta’s win in the election last month. The court ordered a “re-run” citing irregularities in the original poll that Kenyatta won in. The opposition coalition, Nasa, has laid out some demands which include re-tendering the printing of ballot papers. Today the president said that the election must be completed within 60 days. The court will release info on why it invalidated the win in the election tomorrow, hopefully cleaning up some turmoil between the protesters and the court members.