This prime minister Kibakki must resign for the good and well being of Kenya.The longer he tries to hold on to power
the more problems he will encounter.He must step down immediately for the well being of all of the Kenyan people
and government,he has lost all credibility in the international community.

I agree, but then what happens? If he resigns and Odinga replaces him, it looks like rioting works.
To be honest, other than a government including both of them, I don't see a good solution.

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... I am surprised at your insolence in writing to me at all. You know, as I know, that I bought this constituency... may God's curse light upon you and may it make your women as open and as free to the excise officers as your wives and daughters have always been to me while I have represented your scoundrel corporation.
I have the honour to be... your obliged humble servant, Anthony Henley
- MPs reply to constituent, mid 1700s

As said in the other thread about this, I agree with the Us ammbasodor, and thus with Oz. A ogvernment of national unity, lerts say for two years, and then fresh elections.

AH

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“From the point of view of the pharmaceutical industry, the AIDS problem has already been solved. After all, we already have a drug which can be sold at the incredible price of $8, 000 an annual dose, and which has the added virtue of not diminishing the market by actually curing anyone.”

Kibaki is president, not prime minister, although that isn´t important for the question.
The question would be if Kenyans have a real alternative and if the opposition candidate wasn´t merely less sucessful at rigging the vote and couldn´t rely on the military ?