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Kenya election protests to resume Kenya election protests to resume
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Kenya's main opposition party will resume mass protests after last month's disputed elections, its spokesman says.Kenya's main opposition party will resume mass protests after last month's disputed elections, its spokesman says.
The announcement follows the failure of efforts to mediate in the crisis by Ghana's President John Kufuor, who is the African Union chairman.The announcement follows the failure of efforts to mediate in the crisis by Ghana's President John Kufuor, who is the African Union chairman.
He has left Kenya, unable to persuade opposition leader Raila Odinga to meet President Mwai Kibaki.He has left Kenya, unable to persuade opposition leader Raila Odinga to meet President Mwai Kibaki.
Violent protests over alleged election fraud have left some 600 people dead across the country. Violent protests over alleged election fraud have left some 600 people dead and the police have banned all rallies.
A spokesman for the opposition Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), Salim Lone, said further details would be announced later. Opposition Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) members will march to a Nairobi police station to notify the authorities of their plan to hold nationwide protests next Wednesday, an ODM source has told Reuters news agency.
ODM spokesman Salim Lone said further details would be announced later.
The ODM called off a planned rally on Tuesday, saying it would give international mediation efforts a chance to succeed.The ODM called off a planned rally on Tuesday, saying it would give international mediation efforts a chance to succeed.
Top US Africa official Jendayi Frazer and four former African presidents have been in Kenya trying to end the crisis in what has been seen as a relative beacon of stability in East Africa. 'Finished'
Top US Africa official Jendayi Frazer and four African ex-presidents have been in Kenya trying to end the crisis in what has been seen as a relative beacon of stability in East Africa.
Before he left, Mr Kufuor sounded upbeat, saying that former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan would lead further mediation attempts, along with a panel of eminent African personalities.
Mr Odinga claims he was robbed of victory and insists that Mr Kibaki steps down.
European Union observers said they had concerns about the way the votes were added up, which could have affected the official results.
But Mr Kibaki has sworn in most of his key ministers and says the election is "finished".