Uhuru's swearing-in ceremony cancelled after new development
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Mwau filed the petition at the Supreme Court on Monday evening, which was supposed to be the last day.
The Presidential Transitional Committee, chaired by head of public service Joseph Kinyua had already started planning Kenyatta's swearing in ceremony.
The ceremony would have happened on 14th November, if no petition was filed by Monday midnight.
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