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Executive Summary

Democratic elections in Kenya in 2002 were supposed
to have heralded a period of intense political
and economic reform. At the start of its term in
office, the government of Mwai Kibaki did undertake a
number of important reforms, including the creation of a
special unit tasked with overseeing the fight against corruption
and fraud. Unfortunately, the reform process soon
ran into trouble. The governing coalition disintegrated and
factional strife reemerged