Articles · No. 1 (2023): CODESRIA Bulletin, No 1, 2023
Tribe and Tribalism in Kenya’s Politics
- Published 2023-11-19
Abstract
I already realised the problem was not just one of disagreement between political leaders over an election result: the countrywide violence meant the problem was more fundamental, arising from the makeup of the Kenyan political system and its relationship with society. We needed a process that would address the root causes of Kenya’s problems, otherwise any agreement would constitute nothing more than a delay before the next violent crisis … Our mediation needed to be the beginning of a true process of political reform.
– Kofi Annan, former General, UN
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