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Kenya: No Violence Following Kenyatta Victory, Police to Remain Vigilant
Sabahi, 10 March 2013
No major incidents of violence have been reported following the announcement of Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta as the winner of the Kenyan presidential election on Saturday… Read more »
Kenyans Remain Calm Following Poll Results
The country has remained peaceful following Uhuru Kenyatta's win in the general election with most people resuming their normal lives according to Inspector General of Police, David Kimaiyo.
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The inspector general of police, David Kimaiyo, has said any violent demonstrations arising from the coming general elections will be dealt with. Read more »
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February 28 is observed as a day of national unity and a day that marks the end of a regime that was formed hurriedly in the aftermath of widespread violence that rocked the ... Read more »
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A peace initiative campaign has toured various parts of the country to preach peace and tolerance, during and after the general elections. Read more »
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Attempts by the Mombasa militia group to disrupt vote tallying in Kisauni district was put down by police, after they were ambushed regrouping in Mishomoroni area Mombasa. Read more »
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The Kenya Private Sector Alliance chairman, Patrick Obath, has called on the country to get back to building the nation as they await the full release of the presidential results. Read more »
