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Kenya: Annan Expresses Concerns Over Polls
The Star, 11 October 2012
Kenya's foreign relations are set for a rocky time if Uhuru and Ruto win in the upcoming general elections, Kofi Annan has said. Speaking at a press conference at the Serena Hotel… Read more »
Former UN Boss Expresses Concern Over Kenyan Polls
Former United Nations chief Kofi Annan says electing Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and former cabinet minister William Ruto, who both face charges at the International Criminal Court, would affect relations with other countries.
Kofi Annan and former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa met with Prime Minister Raila Odinga during their visit to the country
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11 October 2012
Former UN Boss Jets Out Without Meeting The Kenyan President
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- Kenya Citizen TV
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- Kenya Citizen TV
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Kofi Annan and Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa have left the country without meeting President Kibaki. see more »
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