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Moi, Daniel arap
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Moi, Daniel (Toroitich) arap

(born 1924, Sacho, Kenya Colony) Five-term president of Kenya (1978–2002). Trained as a teacher, Moi served in the cabinet and as vice president (1967–78) under Pres. Jomo Kenyatta before succeeding him as president. Head of the dominant Kenya African National Union (KANU) party, he governed autocratically, finally permitting multiparty elections in 1991, when international pressure forced his hand. His subsequent electoral victories (1992, 1997) led to civil unrest and charges of stealing the elections. During his time in office some sectors of the economy grew, but critics have attributed this to the strong political patronage system. Under Kenya's constitution, Moi was not allowed to stand in the 2002 presidential election and was succeeded by the winner, opposition candidate Mwai Kibaki.



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In 1998 an ICTR team scored a near miss when they raided a Nairobi house allegedly rented from a nephew of former president Daniel Arap Moi and found a note indicating Kabuga had been tipped off by Kenyan police.
After the meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs the delegation drove to Nakuru to meet Former President of Kenya Daniel Arap Moi at his Kabarak home.
Kenyan politics since independence has been beset by political leaders (Jomo Kenyatta, Daniel arap Moi, Mwai Kibaki, Raila Odinga), whose appeal to the populace has been predominantly based on tribal affiliation.
 
 
 
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