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We Let Kenyans Down


allAfrica.com: "Churches leaders have publicly acknowledged they were partisan prior to Kenya's the December elections making it impossible for them to forestall the political crisis facing the country.
In a candid appraisal of their performance, the leaders whose churches are members of the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK), said they did not speak in one voice, could not agree on the way elections should be managed and identified with their people on the basis of ethnicity."

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