He tells a rally that he won’t think about postponing the poll scheduled for August 8.

Kenya’s High Court has ruled that the country’s electoral commission must delay printing ballot papers .

It found irregularities in the tender process with the Dubai-based firm contracted to do this.

President Uhuru Kenyatta accuses the judiciary of misusing its independence and playing into the hands of his opponent Raila Odinga’s National Super Alliance.

Odinga alleges Kenyatta has financial ties with the printing firm.

The president denies any wrongdoing and calls the opposition action intimidatory.

He insists it won’t be allowed to change the election date.

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