Britain ‘does not recognise Kibaki’

Story by DAVID MUGONYI in LONDON
Publication Date: 1/20/2008

Britain does not recognise President Kibaki’s government, Parliament was told on Thursday.

Deputy Minister for State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Ms Meg Munn told the House of Commons that Britain will not give aid to Kenya until the dispute over the result of the presidential election is resolved.

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Published:: January 20, 2008 / 4:43 pm

Category:: Would the Real Winner Please Take His Seat?

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