supporter. He conceded that she was not the 1st Respondent’s registered agent. PW2 further conceded that lstRespondent was not a police officer and that he did not know the communication between the lstRespondent and the Police. 27. PW2 confirmed that he was the Petitioner’s registered agent but he did not have the documents with him. PW2 maintained that he did not go to an internet cafe and he was not sure if the 1st Respondent was the author of the document before Court. PW2 also conceded that the mandate to appoint polling officials was the preserve of ECZ. 28. In cross examination by Mr. Musoka, counsel for the 2nd Respondent, he confirmed that he knew Felix. He also confirmed that the spread sheet found on Felix’s computer could be drafted by anyone with basic computer knowledge. He confirmed that there was no official mark indicating that the document came from ECZ. When questioned whether Felix worked for ECZ, he stated that he had done so in the past. The witness was then referred to exhibit “CKll(e) and (f)?? He confirmed that it was found on Felix Chupa’s computer and Felix’s name was on the list. 29. In further cross examination by Mr. Musoka, PW2 acknowledged that Felix did not participate in any official role during the election, he however maintained that the list was not fake. PW2 also clarified that he has never worked for ECZ. PW2 agreed that he knew the procedure for appointing polling staff by ECZ because he was told by his friend who worked for ECZ. The JIS