When he addressed the UN Security Council on 12 October President Uhuru Kenyatta joined other speakers to argue that mismanagement of ethnic diversity often caused political violence within countries which then spreads across borders demanding UN attention...

ANOTHER STRUGGLE OVER STATISTICS Unknown to most Kenyans a battle has been raging between President Uhuru Kenyatta and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics over the country's GDP and growth rates which the president says are much higher than the KNBS data...

The visiting dignitaries emphasised the need for peace in Ethiopia and President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya had earlier called on Abiy to accept mediation and engage in dialogue...

Of the two frontrunners Raila Odinga benefitted hugely in his Kibra stronghold a constituency in Nairobi county when President Uhuru Kenyatta endorsed him late last month...

With the GEMA communities seemingly undecided a 'Limuru III' conference a follow-on from the 2012 conference in the town of Limuru northwest of Nairobi that endorsed Uhuru Kenyatta as the community's leader is set for later this year...

Other Mount Kenya Foundation directors include: Pius Ngugi the Chika-based coffee baron; George Muhoho the former Rome-based priest and Uhuru Kenyatta's uncle; former parastatal executive Titus Ibui who is Peter Munga's deputy at the Foundation; and Stanley Kinyanjui owner of outdoor advertising firm Magnate Ventures...

These include Congo-Brazzaville's Denis Sassou-Nguesso Kenya's Uhuru Kenyatta and Gabon's Ali Ben Bongo...

Odinga and the other 'handshake' principal President Uhuru Kenyatta said that they would respect the court's ruling that the BBI was unconstitutional but there will be new days in court...

Despite a presidential decree explicitly forbidding him from undertaking any international initiatives Roble then reconciled Mogadishu with Nairobi and even signed a military pact with President Uhuru Kenyatta...

The judges ruled by 5 to 2 that President Uhuru Kenyatta acted unconstitutionally and cannot initiate constitutional change via a referendum because he does not fall under the category of the 'general public' (AC Vol 62 No 11 Picking up the pieces)...