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Kenya's Vice Presidents Since Independence
From independence to today, they shaped Kenya’s political history
Mwai Kibaki
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Did You Know? Mudavadi served as Kenya’s VP for only 60 days
Mudavadi served as Kenya’s Vice President from November 4, 2002, to January 3, 2003, making his time in the office the shortest of any Vice President in the country.
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Remembering VP Kijana Wamalwa, 23 years on
Wamalwa, who died on August 23, 2003, aged 58, served as Vice-President for only six months after being appointed to the position by then President-elect Mwai Kibaki in December 2002.
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Wetang’ula to Uhuru: Step back from politics, embrace statesmanship
The National Assembly Speaker urged the former president to draw inspiration from Kenya’s past leaders who, after leaving office, stepped back from partisan politics and instead focused on unifying the country.
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Tunza Mtoto Executive calls out Government on graft inaction
Ouko argued that the government focuses more on appearances than actual impact, describing high-profile projects as symbolic gestures rather than initiatives that improve citizens’ lives.
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Kibaki’s children declare estate worth Sh50 million amid court dispute
Judith Wanjiku, one of Kibaki’s children, has filed documents listing seven land parcels in Othaya and Nyeri worth a combined Sh50 million as the main assets of the former Head of State.