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After Mwai Kibaki was sworn in as Kenya's president, post-electoral violence exploded in Kenya. New political and ethnic debates are shaping the totally new Kenya. Children and students must be protected from any militia and war-mongers, through every available means.

After efforts to resolve the political crisis in Kenya failed, the opposition called for a new round of protests.

Recently, Kenyan opposition leader, Raila Odinga, has been accused by Kenyan Justice Minister, Martha Karua, of carrying out, along with his supporters, a systematic ethnic cleansing.

This article is a wake up call to Kenya's political elite. It reminds them they will die some day. It presents text of their would be obituary. It expresses the pain of the common folk that vote for politicians who rape their hope in return.

Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai have reached a truce after a vehement battle for the topmost position in Zimbabwe. Power sharing is the new form of democracy in Africa.

Plight of displaced person's.

Just after Christmas, Kenya erupted into violence and rioting over Kenya's disputed Presidential elections leaving hundreds dead so far. Here is a personal interview with a Peace Corps volunteer currently stationed in Kenya.

The Crisis Group has listed Pakistan at the top of its most recent list of world trouble spots.

The primary ethnic groups, however, are the Kalenjin, Luhya, Luo, Kikuyu, and Maasai, those there are hundreds of other known ethnic groups in the country.

This is a news story about the Kenyan Government's denial of the Dalai Lama a visa to enter the country, for the second time

Kenyan citizens voted on December 27th and the results have already shown that many of the incumbent officials have been ousted.

Politicians are neither willing nor able to not only call for a halt to hostilities, much less exert the influence needed to end tribal warfare.

As Kenya announces the winner of the vote, the country spirals into chaos.

In Kenya as in many parts of Africa, elections are a messy and bloody affair, often geared to promote the interests of "big political men" rather than the public good.