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EU official nudges Kenyan rivals for truce - Articles

AfricaNews : "European Union's top development affairs official, Louis Michel, has embarked on what he calls an information mission to lay the groundwork for detailed negotiations on resolving Kenya's post-election crisis.
In a statement Saturday, made available to PANA here, the EU condemned police brutality in Kenya and warned President Mwai Kibaki that it would not be 'business as usual' unless the current political stalemate was resolved and widespread constitutional reforms undertaken."

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