Kenya talks focus on easing violence
2008 February 8
February 08, 2008 The Christian Science Monitor
While Kenya’s two main political rivals have not been able to work together towards establishing a power-sharing government, they have decided to overcome their differences in order to end the violence and work together to ensure the delivery of much needed humanitarian aid.
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