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Kenya’s Kibera slum overflows with street art — latimes.com–Solo 7

Posted on December 18, 2009 by Ken

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Kenya’s Kibera slum overflows with street art — latimes.com

Feature on Solomon Munyundo, a.k.a Solo 7

Solo 7 — Toi Market

Solo 7–Kibera

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Posted in art, Development in Africa, Kenya, Nairobi, Peace, Photographs, Security | Tagged "Peace Wanted Alive", 2007 election, art, election, Kenya, Kibera, Nairobi, peace, photography, Solo7, Solomon Munyundo, Toi Market | Leave a reply

The Artist

Posted on December 5, 2009 by Ken

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Credit to the artist, Solo 7, for the painting in the header image from Toi Market, Nairobi, January 2008.

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d. Lessons from the 2007 elections and the new FOIA cables–Part Four
e. Lessons from the 2007 elections and the new FOIA cables–Part Five
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USAID–Assessment of the Pre-electoral Environment: AN EVALUATION OF SUPPORT TO THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION, AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR . . . 2007 ELECTIONS

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Africa Center for Security Studies
AFRICOM–US Military Command
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Dept. Africa Bureau
U.S. Senate Resolution on 2013 Kenya Election, etc. (bipartisan; unanimous consent)
United States Institute of Peace – Africa
USAID Blog

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