Kenya’s president and opposition leader have promised to begin a process of reconciliation following last year’s bitterly contested election.
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Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga spoke on national TV after holding their first public meeting since the poll.
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About 150 people were killed in the aftermath of the disputed election.
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Earlier this year, Mr Odinga swore himself in as the “people’s president” and refused to recognise election winner Mr Kenyatta as head of state.
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Until now, both had dismissed all calls for talks, from Kenyans and foreign diplomats.
In their joint address, President Kenyatta referred to Mr Odinga as his “brother”.
Mr Kenyatta said: “We will begin a process of discussing what ails us and what creates division amongst us.”
Mr Odinga said it was “time to resolve our differences”.
