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President Mwai Kibaki
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Nairobi, Nov 14 : Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki has invited the qualifying teams to take advantage of the country's state-of-the-art sport facilities for training before their FIFA World Cup contest in South Africa next year. He said a committee has ...
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That President Mwai Kibaki stole the 2007 Kenyan election is no longer disputed. The head of the Electoral Commission of Kenya, Mr Samuel Kivuitu, claimed to be under political pressure to rush the announcement of Mr Kibaki as winner and expedite his swearing in even as Mr Raila Odinga also claimed victory.
From allafrica.com
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- Kibaki hails Bolt's visit to Kenya (search.msn.com)
- ICC May Try Kenya's Post-Poll Violence Culprits, Kibaki Says (news.google.com)
Chief Prosecutor Luís Moreno Ocampo of the International Criminal Court in The Hague wants to start an investigation in December into the violence in Kenya after the 2007 elections.
Mr Moreno Ocampo, who is visiting Kenya, believes human rights violations were committed.
President Mwai Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga have promised their cooperation, although there are huge divisions within the government over how to deal with suspects...
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- Kenya dismisses post-election violence inquiry (guardian.co.uk)
- What Kibaki and Raila Can Do to Check Diplomatic Onslaught (allafrica.com)
- Police Reforms: Report rejects Kenya Police, AP merger (search.msn.com)
Move by international criminal court could lead to politicians facing charge of crimes against humanity over violence that left more than 1,100 deadThe prosecutor of the international criminal court is due to arrive in Nairobi tomorrow for "decisive" consultations that could see some of Kenya's most powerful politicians indicted for crimes against humanity.Luis Moreno-Ocampo will meet the president, Mwai Kibaki, and the prime minister, Raila...
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From guardian.co.uk
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The Partnership for Change has issued a statement calling for Mwai Kibaki And Raila Odinga to cooperate with the International Criminal Court and ensure The Special Tribunal Bill in Kenya is passed and enacted into law within two weeks.
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