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Kenya's Kibaki told to concede Kenya's Kibaki told to concede
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Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga has called on President Mwai Kibaki to admit defeat in national elections.Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga has called on President Mwai Kibaki to admit defeat in national elections.
He accused Mr Kibaki of electoral fraud and described the counting process as "deeply flawed".He accused Mr Kibaki of electoral fraud and described the counting process as "deeply flawed".
The count has been halted while the country's electoral commission reviews dozens of disputed results. Mr Odinga called on Kenya's Electoral Commission to carry out a full re-assessment of the results, which correspondents say could take days.
The delays prompted allegations of vote rigging and sparked violence, amid reports that three people had died. The count had already been halted while the country's electoral commission reviewed dozens of disputed results.
The delays have prompted allegations of vote-rigging and sparked violence in which three people are reported to have been killed.
"I wish to appeal to President Mwai Kibaki to acknowledge and respect the will of the people of Kenya and honourably concede defeat," Mr Odinga was quoted by the Associated Press as saying.