Though the 2013 general elections were relatively peaceful, Kenya is still deeply divided and ethnically polarised.
01 May 2013
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On the African Peace-building Agenda offers frequent analysis and commentary on sub-Saharan African affairs from the perspective of conflict prevention and conflict resolution. Blog entries are published in English, French and Arabic.