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Encyclopedia > Gatuyaini

Gatuyaini is a village in Othaya division of Nyeri district, Kenya. People from Gatuyaini include Mwai Kibaki, president from 2002. Nyeri is a town and a district in Kenya about 120km north of the capital Nairobi. ... Mwai Kibaki (born November 15, 1931) is Kenyas third president, an economist, and a political leader. ...


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Profile of President Mwai Kibaki (845 words)
President Mwai Kibaki was born on November 15th, 1931 in Gatuyaini Village, Othaya division, Nyeri, in the Central Province.
Mwai Kibaki went to Gatuyaini village school where he completed what was then called Sub "A" and sub "B" which is the equivalent of standard one and two.
Mwai Kibaki was sworn in as President on 30th December 2002 after winning in the preceding General Elections held on 27th December 2002.
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