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The country's president is ready for talks with the oppostion..."once the nation is calm"
Will Kenya continue to spiral toward ethnic war in the post-election unrest? President Mwai Kibaki appealed for calm but opposition leader Raila Odinga remains combative, accusing Kibaki allies of "genocide."
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Government of Kenya Government of Kenya
A guide to the government of Kenya and Kenyan links of interest
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Mwai Kibaki The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Mwai Kibaki (Emilio Mwai Kibaki), 1931-, Kenyan political leader. An economist educated at the London School of Economics, he was elected to Kenya's first parliament (1963) as a member of the Kenya African National Union (KANU). He served as minister of finance and economic planning (1970-78) under President Jomo Kenyatta and as vice president (1978-88) and minister of finance (1978-82), of home affairs (1982-88), and of health (1988-91) under President Daniel arap Moi . In 1991 he broke with Moi (with whom he earlier had a falling out) and KANU and formed the Democratic party. Kibaki unsuccessfully against Moi in 1992 and 1997. ...
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KENYA Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language
KENYA. A country of East Africa and member of the COMMONWEALTH . Languages: SWAHILI (official), English (second), indigenous languages. British control of Kenya was established by the Berlin Conference in 1885. The British East African Protectorate was established in 1895, opening the way to European settlers, especially in the area known as the White Highlands . In 1920, Kenya became a British colony. In 1944, African participation in politics was permitted. The Mau Mau rebellion lasted from 1952 to 1960 and Kenya gained its independence in 1963. English was the official language immediately after independence, but a constitutional amendment in 1969 instituted the use of Swahili in the ...
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