Kenya Swears in Historic Coalition Cabinet
2008 April 18
April 17, 2008 The Epoch Times
On Thursday a 41-member cabinet–the result of the power-sharing coalition created to soothe fury over a disputed election that plunged Kenya into a bloody crisis–was sworn in at the official State House residence of President Mwai Kibaki. The cabinet is supposed to steer the redrafting of a new constitution within 12 months, to help address long-simmering issues of land, wealth and power that fuelled the crisis. Read more.
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