Another round of talks starts to resolve Kenya's political dispute
Combination of file pictures showsing Raila Odinga (L), the leader of the Kenyan opposition coalition “Azimio la Umoja”, and Kenya's President William Ruto. PHOTO | AFP
A new round of bipartisan talks is set to begin in attempts to resolve Kenya’s political dispute that triggered widespread anti-government protests across the country in the past three months.
The negotiators – five from each side – were until Friday last week engaging to set the date for first meeting, which will set the agenda for the talks initiated following a face-to-face meeting between President William Ruto and opposition leader Raila Odinga facilitated by former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo.
