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citizens living out their country's crisis offer insight into how boundaries of
ethnicity, clan and class can be overcome
The key to post-election crisis in Kenya lies in the role of the
post-colonial state
The political tragedy in Kenya makes the "Zuma tsunami" look good
The post-election violence in Kenya exposes its ethno-political divisions
How far were the pogroms prefigured by Kenya’s political elite long before the first ballot was cast?
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