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Mwai Kibaki, né le 15 novembre 1931 à Gatuyaini, est un homme d'État kenyan. Il est président de la République entre le 30 décembre 2002 et le 9 avril 2013, succédant à Daniel arap Moi. Wikipedia  

✵ 15. novembre 1931
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Mwai Kibaki: Citations en anglais

“He was a man of immense intellectual capabilities and most of us were marvelling at his doctorate thesis which focused on the mathematical solutions using digit zero. As a politician he was a man who choose his words carefully. As a personal and trusted friend whom I had assigned key responsibilities, the loss of Saitoti has been a painful experience to me”

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Speaking at the George Saitoti burial (16 June 2012) at All Africa

“I am deeply disturbed by the senseless violence instigated by some leaders in pursuit of their personal political agenda.”

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Accusing the opposition of being behind post-election violence, as quoted in "Kibaki 'open to opposition talks'" at BBC News (3 January 2008)

“I am ready to have dialogue with the concerned parties once the nation is calm and the political temperatures are lowered enough for constructive and productive engagement.”

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Indicating his willingness to talk with the opposition in the aftermath of a disputed election as quoted in "Kibaki 'open to opposition talks'" at BBC News (3 January 2008) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7170493.stm

“There is no room for communists in Kenya.”

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Statement as Vice-President of Kenya in 1978, as quoted in Kenya : The Quest for Prosperity (1984) by Norman Miller and Rodger Yeager, (second edition 1994) Page 173. ISBN 0813382025