Secret diary in 2002 formation of Narc and the parallels in 2022

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Secret diary in 2002 formation of Narc and the parallels in 2022

History repeats itself and sometimes in reversal. In his first bid to be president in 2002, Uhuru Kenyatta lost to a grand coalition of opposition.

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