The Morning Call
Kenya’s longest serving leader Daniel arap Moi goes to rest this Wednesday in Kabarak, northwest of his country’s capital Nairobi.
On Tuesday about 30,000 people packed a stadium in Nairobi, for the state funeral. Rather than mourning, many in the crowd celebrated Mr Moi’s life. The day had also been declared a holiday by
President Uhuru Kenyatta to honour Moi who dominated Kenyan politics during his 24-year presidency.
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