The Morning Call
We begin with Kenya where the political events from last year’s election took a twist on tuesday when veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga inaugurated himself as the people’s president. And now, the
Kenyan government has yanked three of the country’s biggest television stations off off-air alleging they had planned to broadcast the opposition leader’s unofficial “inauguration” in Nairobi. Interior
Minister Fred Matiang’i told reporters they would stay closed until investigations were complete. His ministry described the broadcast of such event as an attempt to “subvert or overthrow” the government
- and would have led to the deaths of thousands of innocent Kenyans”.
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Raila Odinga laid to rest as Kenya faces political uncertainty
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Kenya holds state funeral for Raila Odinga
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Thousands gather in Nairobi for Raila's State funeral led by President William Ruto
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Police open fire at crowds mourning Raila Odinga, killing at least two people
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Raila Odinga's body arrival at JKIA draws thousands of mourners
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Raila Odinga's body arrives in Kenya for State funeral services