the Opposition leaders have sullied the company's reputation with unsubstantiated accusations. "We do not intend to become the scapegoat of the political situation in Kenya.
We do not accept the reputation of OT-Morpho and its employees to be tainted in any way by these allegations. This has to come to an end," Beylier said during an interview with Bloomberg.
In a statement, OT-Morpho Director for Africa and the Middle East Olivier Charlanes maintained that the Kenya Integrated Management System (KIEMS) kits were not tampered with. "The system deployed in the delivery of the results employs proven technologies that we’ve used in elections in other countries.
"The system used in Kenya wasn’t pirated. It wasn’t an attempt to interfere, and we’ve passed on all the logs to be analysed by experts commissioned by the Supreme Court," his statement read in part.
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