I'm happy for opportunities to improve our systems and build trust in them (not sure this will happen with UN and other bodies being proposed though). However, I'm disappointed that we spend another two freaking months politicking. It's ruining the economy. Ethiopia started catching up with us in 2008 when our growth rate declined and they sustained theirs.
I'm also very disappointed in IEBC. Maybe it was the time pressure, but how do several IEBC officers at a polling station make such rookie errors such as failing to submit signed documents, knowing very well the magnitude of their responsibilities? Is it because us Kenyans cannot run something like this that requires very high organizational capabilities? Even party nominations tend to be very disorganized processes.
I'd have hoped that the ruling would have reflected the will of the people (my firm belief is that Jubilee will win handily) -- we probably have the most expensive elections in Africa, let alone an economy performing suboptimally.
That said, I'm still happy if our institutions are strengthened.