v. Holds that article 41(7) of the Respondent State’s Constitution does not violate Article 3(2) of the Charter; By a majority of Nine (9) for and One (1) against, Judge Blaise TCHIKAYA dissenting: vi. Holds that article 41(7) of the Respondent State’s Constitution, in so far as it bars courts from inquiring into the election of a presidential candidate who has been declared elected by the Electoral Commission, violates Article 7(1)(a) of the Charter; By a majority of Nine (9) for and One (1) against, Judge Blaise TCHIKAYA dissenting: vii. | Holds that by retaining article 41(7) of its Constitution, the Respondent State has violated Article 1 of the Charter. On reparations viii. | Orders the Respondent State to take all necessary constitutional and legislative measures, within a reasonable time, and in any case not exceeding two (2) years, to ensure that article 41(7) of its Constitution is amended with the provisions of the Charter to eliminate, among and aligned others, a violation of Articles 2, and 7(1)(a) of the Charter; ix. Orders the Respondent State to publish this Judgment on the websites of its Judiciary and the Ministry for Constitutional and Legal Affairs within a period of three (3) months from the date of notification, and to ensure that the text of the Judgment remains accessible for at least one (1) year after the date of publication. On implementation of the Judgment and reporting x. | Orders the Respondent State to report to the Court within twelve (12) months of notification of this judgment on the measures taken to implement the terms 35