Daniel arap Moi
Daniel arap Moi was a Kenyan politician who served as the President of Kenya from 1978 to 2002. He was a prominent figure in African politics, known for his long tenure and controversial rule characterized by a mix of autocratic governance and political repression. Moi's leadership saw significant economic challenges and human rights abuses in Kenya, but he also played a role in stabilizing the country during a tumultuous post-colonial period. He famously termed the practice of exporting toxic waste to developing countries as 'garbage imperialism,' highlighting the injustices faced by nations like Kenya during the global waste trade.
Born on Feb 02, 1924 (101 years old)
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Kenya:
Daniel arap Moi is included in the list of prominent figures who did not inspire a cult-like following after death.
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South Africa:
When former president Daniel arap Moi banned student politics in universities, students turned lecture halls into underground movements.
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South Africa:
Raila Odinga faced brutality during the regime of president Daniel arap Moi.
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Tanzania:
Daniel arap Moi's 24-year rule was ended by the National Alliance Rainbow Coalition victory in which Raila Odinga played a significant role.
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Kenya:
Daniel arap Moi was recognized as an enduring symbol of Kenya’s journey to democracy.
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Kenya:
Posthumous tributes will also be paid to Daniel arap Moi for his enduring influence on Kenya’s political, economic and environmental landscape.
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Tanzania:
Daniel arap Moi was mentioned as a former president who received similar honours as Raila Odinga during his funeral.
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Tanzania:
Daniel arap Moi is one of the four people who received military honors comparable to Raila Odinga's.
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Kenya:
President Daniel arap Moi was planning his retirement from active politics.
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Tanzania:
Daniel arap Moi rejected a chilling proposal to assassinate Raila Odinga.
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