Raila Odinga News
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Coffee exports from Uganda, Africa’s second-biggest exporter of the beans, rose year-on-year in April after a post-election dispute was resolved in neighboring Kenya, its gateway to the sea.
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Kenya’s central bank resumed cutting interest rates to support the economy after peaceful elections two months ago helped to ease investors’ concerns that the vote would destabilize the country.
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Kenya’s central bank may resume cutting interest rates to support the economy following peaceful elections two months ago.
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Housing Finance Ltd., Kenya’s only publicly traded mortgage lender, gained the most in more than three weeks after saying profit jumped in the first quarter.
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Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta made his first nominations to Cabinet since assuming office this month and recommended Finance Ministry official Henry Rotich to lead the National Treasury.
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Kenya’s Supreme Court recommended a criminal investigation into the procurement of equipment that failed during last month’s election even as it said there was no serious evidence of irregularities in the voting process.
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Kenya’s Supreme Court upheld Uhuru Kenyatta’s presidential victory, dismissing a petition from defeated candidate Raila Odinga, who called on his supporters to respect the verdict.
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Kenyan Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, who is accused of crimes against humanity, led Prime Minister Raila Odinga in a presidential vote that both complained had suffered from technical faults and delays.
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Uhuru Kenyatta pledged to be a president for all Kenyans as he was inaugurated as the East African nation’s fourth leader.
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Kenya’s shilling retreated for the first time in three days against the dollar as businesses increased demand for the U.S. currency after a month of election-related uncertainty.
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