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Kenya OKs power-sharing deal
18/03/2008 17:40  - (SA)  

  • ODM warns Kenyan govt
  • Kenya power-sharing debate due
  • Kibaki, Odinga 'to heal Kenya'
  • Nairobi - Kenya's Parliament on Tuesday unanimously passed the first of two laws required to enact a power-sharing deal designed to end the country's bloody post-election crisis.

    The legislature approved the constitutional amendment, which makes the position of Prime Minister and two deputies part of the Cabinet.

    The Parliament must next pass a law to create those posts for a new unity government.

     
     



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