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Heed Kikwete’s call for peace whatever the election outcome

Former Tanzania President Jakaya Kikwete (right) consoles with Nicholas Biwotts wife Hannie during the memorial service at AIC Milimani. Photo: Beverlyne Musili

In 2007, Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto were on opposite of the political divide when Kenya went to the polls. While the ignominious eventuality of that election is what Kenyans would like to forget, fate somehow put Kenyatta and Ruto together as the prime suspects of crimes against humanity, earning them a date with the International Criminal Court at The Hague.

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