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Kenya |
Kenyatta's victory in Kenya and Africa's Renaissance Uhuru Kenyatta's triumph in last week's presidential election in Kenya has far reaching implications for Kenya, Africa, and the world. Uhuru, a scion of the founding president of Kenya, Jomo Kenyatta faces similar political circumstances like his father. Prior to independence in 1963, the then charismatic Jomo Kenyatta fought the British colonial government. Half a century later, Uhuru's presidential victory in the face of modern imperialism epitomized in the conduct of International Criminal Court (ICC) puts him on a path to become the new symbol of decolonization in Africa. Read more... |
President Jomo Kenyatta |