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Kenyatta ignores NIS warnings over simmering political tensions

President Uhuru Kenyatta has no intention of dialling down his campaign to promote the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI). This despite [...]

Published on 14/02/2020 at 04:30 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Kenyatta's referendum campaign schedule disrupted by rising spectre of the Mungiki

President Uhuru Kenyatta wants to push harder to secure more support for his constitutional reform, the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI), in his family's tribal homeland, Central Kenya, and Coast Province.

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Behind the scenes, President Uhuru Kenyatta is having to prepare himself for the departure of Kinuthia Mbugua, one of his most valued advisors who is also the State House comptroller. He is fearful that this will trigger a mass exodus as his term in office draws to a close and his allies gear up for the post-Kenyatta era.

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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Kenya
Kenyatta ignores NIS warnings over simmering political tensions

Kenya
Kenyatta sets his investigators onto a deputy president with presidential ambitions

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Kenyatta's referendum campaign schedule disrupted by rising spectre of the Mungiki

Kenya
Kenyatta fears exodus of advisors from State House

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NIS recruits South Africa's Milkor to monitor online activism in run-up to presidential election

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Uhuru Kenyatta decrees a political truce during the Covid-19 crisis

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No guarantee Uhuru Kenyatta will get his first choice of National Intelligence Servicehead

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Uhuru Kenyatta turns to forces of law and order to prop up his government

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