Raila Odinga's legacy: Can Kenya preserve the democratic space he helped create?
One year after Raila Odinga's death, Kenyans are reflecting on his contribution to democratic reforms and national reconciliation.
DW reports: One year after Raila Odinga's death, Kenyans are reflecting on his contribution to democratic reforms and national reconciliation.
However, the so-called 'handshakes', with his political rivals remain debatable.
This science story centres on Kenya. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Raila Odinga and Kenyans.
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