Blogs about: 2007 Election

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Warnings to Take Seriously for Kenya's March Election . . . and something to enjoy6 comments

Ken wrote 4 months ago: The Council on Foreign Relations has just published a “Contingency Planning Memorandum No. 17 … more →

Tags: Kenya, US, democracy, International Criminal Court, Development in Africa, Elections, Security 2, East African Community, Peace

Freedom of Information Series (Part Eleven): Better to Learn More Lessons from Kenya's Last Election After the Next One?2 comments

Ken wrote 4 months ago: Back last May I had checked in with the State Department’s Freedom of Information Office about … more →

Tags: civil society-kenya, corruption, democracy, Development in Africa, Elections, Kenya, Kenya 2013 election, NGOs, US

When did Ruto and Uhuru fight? And why is the "Uhuruto" alliance allegedly so surprising?

Ken wrote 5 months ago: Today is the third anniversary of the “AfriCommons Blog”, so let me celebrate by being a … more →

Tags: democracy, Elections, International Criminal Court, Justice/Impunity, Kenya 2013 election, Parliament, Security 2, Kenya, ODM

Mimiko's re-election: in a land of overbearing "federalism", has Nigeria arrived at one-man, one vote, courtesy President Jonathan?2 comments

emotan77 wrote 7 months ago: The widespread acknowledgement by most that the recent governorship election in Ondo State was free … more →

Tags: Arts & Culture, PRESIDENT JONATHAN, Governor Mimiko, Nigeria’s unitary “federalism”, election rigging in Nigeria

Expanded: Didn't we learn from the disaster in 2007? Kenya does not need to be anyone's "model" anything; it does need truth in its election

Ken wrote 9 months ago: U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton (center) walks with Kenyan Minister of Agriculture Wi … more →

Tags: Kenya, corruption, US, democracy, Elections, Kenya 2013 election, Voter Registration, iebc, Vote counting

Part Ten--FOIA Documents from Kenya's 2007 Election--Ranneberger at the ECK: "[M]uch can happen between the casting of votes and final tabulation of ballots and it did"7 comments

Ken wrote 1 year ago: Another document released to me from my FOIA request to the State Department for documentation of th … more →

Tags: African Union, corruption, democracy, Elections, EU, Justice/Impunity, Kenya, US, democracy assistance

The Michuki Rule4 comments

Ken wrote 1 year ago: Much is being said and written about John Michuki with his passing this week.  The best I have read … more →

Tags: Kenya, democracy, Development in Africa, media, Nairobi Kenya, Business/Parastatals, Security 2, poverty, Matatus

Wikileaks: more on HRW and the coup IV

Political prisoners of thailand wrote 1 year ago: This  is the fifth of our posts on Human Rights Watch and the events that unfolded following the 200 … more →

Tags: Democrat Party, Thaksin Shinawatra, People's Alliance for Democracy, Wikileaks, Puea Thai party, Human Rights Watch, Sunai Phasuk, 2007 Constitution, 2006 coup

Wikileaks: more on HRW and the coup IV5 comments

thaipoliticalprisoners wrote 1 year ago: This  is the fifth of our posts on Human Rights Watch and the events that unfolded following the 200 … more →

Tags: Democrat Party, Thaksin Shinawatra, Human Rights Watch, military, Judiciary, 2006 coup, 2007 Constitution, Korn Chatikavanij, People’s Alliance for Democracy

ICC Confirms Charges Against Four (Ruto, Sang, Kenyatta, Muthaura)--Drops Cases Against Two (Kosgey, Ali)

Ken wrote 1 year ago: The 4 and 2 split is consistent with speculation I was hearing last fall at the African Studies Asso … more →

Tags: Kenya, democracy, International Criminal Court, Justice/Impunity, Uhuru Kenyatta, william ruto, post-election violence, Crimes Against Humanity

On 'Post-Election Violence'

Hannah Rubenstein wrote 1 year ago: The term “post-election violence” is uttered often enough in Kenya that its meaning becomes diminish … more →

Tags: Rift Valley, post-election violence, Tribes, tribal identity

Part Four--Lessons from the 2007 Kenyan Election and new FOIA cables5 comments

Ken wrote 1 year ago: See Part One, Two and Three of this series. And the full Freedom of Information Act Series. Also see … more →

Tags: Kenya, corruption, democracy, Development in Africa, Michael Ranneberger, Mwai Kibaki, Raila Odinga, 2012 election, Freedom of Information Act

The surreal world of the Democrat Party2 comments

thaipoliticalprisoners wrote 1 year ago: PPT hasn’t looked at the Thai-language media yet this morning, but it not a surprise that the Bangko … more →

Tags: Democrat Party, suthep thaugsuban, Thaksin Shinawatra, Abhisit Vejjajiva, military, The Nation, Kevin Hewison, People’s Alliance for Democracy, Bangkok Post

Kibaki's PNU seeks Government Control over Political Opinion Polls [Updated]

Ken wrote 2 years ago: From the Star, “Ban Opinion Polls — PNU”: President Kibaki’s Party of Nation … more →

Tags: corruption, democracy, Development in Africa, Elections, Justice/Impunity, Kenya, Nairobi Kenya, NGOs, Parliament

"What are your views on corruption?"1 comment

Ken wrote 2 years ago: [From "Envoy Predicts Free and Fair Election", The Standard, December 18, 2007--an interview with U. … more →

Tags: Books, corruption, democracy, Elections, Justice/Impunity, Kenya, US, Anglo Leasing, Election Fraud

"A reply to concerned commenters on the Ocampo charges" and preparing for 2012 in Kenya

Ken wrote 2 years ago: This is something I prepared last December at the time the ICC prosecutor initiated his charges agai … more →

Tags: corruption, democracy, Elections, International Criminal Court, Justice/Impunity, Kenya, Parliament, Security 2, US

Using lese majeste to repress opposition

thaipoliticalprisoners wrote 2 years ago: Most reasonable observers – and here we must obviously exclude the U.S.’s State Departme … more →

Tags: Lese majeste, Democrat Party, Community Radio, suthep thaugsuban, Thaksin Shinawatra, U.S. Department of State, Privy Council, Prayuth Chan-ocha, Internal Security Operations Command

With a major update: Abhisit and election wrangling1 comment

thaipoliticalprisoners wrote 2 years ago: At MCOT News Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva is reported as claiming that “certain ill-intent … more →

Tags: Monarchy, Democrat Party, Abhisit Vejjajiva, Department of Special Investigation, military, Red Shirts, People’s Alliance for Democracy, Puea Thai party, election commission

Trying to fix an election, part III3 comments

thaipoliticalprisoners wrote 2 years ago: Simon Roughneen in the Sydney Morning Herald joins those who think that there will be an election … more →

Tags: censorship, Democrat Party, suthep thaugsuban, Thaksin Shinawatra, Abhisit Vejjajiva, military, Judiciary, Privy Council, 2007 Constitution


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