Tribal Tensions Challenge Christian Unity During Kenyan Elections

Kenyan Christians are organizing prayer caravans to quell violent hostilities during the country’s presidential campaign season. This time around, denominational leaders are remaining politically neutral in their public statements. This empowers the church to be a force for civility and peace.

Africa, NewsDr. Robert CarleJune 21, 2022Robert Carle, Kenya elections, Primary Feature, Eldoret Gospel Ministries Association, Kikuyus, Rift Vallely, Peter Simwa, Margaret Kimani, Mwai Kibaki, Luo tribe, Raila Odinga, Kalenjin, Zenger, Secondary FeatureComment

How A Christian Education Shaped The Life Of The Late Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki

(ANALYSIS) As a child, the late Mwai Kibaki was taken to school by Consolata Missionaries because he did not have the strength for the back-breaking tasks of peasant farming and looking after animals. Those early interactions with Catholics became evident in Kibaki’s moderate dealings as a lecturer, politician and eventual president of Kenya.

Africa, AnalysisTom OsanjoApril 26, 2022Tom Mboya, Africa, Kenya, Mwai Kibaki, Catholic, Consolata Missionaries, Tom Osanjo, Primary Feature, RechargeComment

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