Then as the horror unfolded compassion and civic duty took over producing some unexpected political events: • In a rare show of unity Moi drove to the bomb site on the day after the massacre with his opponent Democratic Party leader Mwai Kibaki the Social Democratic Party's Charity Ngilu and KANU allies Raila Odinga of National Development Party and Michael Wamalwa Kijana of the Forum for Democracy-Kenya...
' Fortified by their strong vote Mwai Kibaki (Kikuyu) and the opposition Democratic Party rubbished Moi's protestations...
At one point Moi and Mwai Kibaki were running neck and neck provoking great excitement as Kenyans predicted the need for a second-round contest between the two...
Ngilu of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) Mwai Kibaki leader of the Democratic Party (DP) Michael Wamalwa Kijana of Ford-Kenya and Raila Odinga of the National Development Party...
These include Mwai Kibaki (Kikuyu) Wamalwa and Shikuku (Luhya) as candidates for the top jobs...
But party leaders who were excluded (the Democratic Party's Mwai Kibaki Ford- Asili spokesman Ngengi Muigai and even Kijana's colleagues in Ford-Kenya) accused Kijana of breaking ranks...
Mwai Kibaki's Democratic Party is split between his mainly Nyeri adherents and the followers of Kitui MP Charity K...
With Kikuyu supremos Kenneth Matiba and Mwai Kibaki lining up behind Raila Odinga while the discredited leader of Ford Kenya Michael Kijana Wamalwa backed KANU's Amayo there are signs of a wider realignment of politics...
Yet anger simmers between the group led by party Chairman Mwai Kibaki and that led by Ngengi Muigai a nephew of the late President Jomo Kenyatta...
Mwai Kibaki leader of the Democratic Party and an economist is a frequent critic of KANU policy...