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Kenya's Opposition Wants to Split Up the Country - but Secession Calls Seldom Succeed

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[The Conversation Africa] Kenya's opposition politicians recently called for secession - which is the withdrawal of territory and sovereignty from part of an existing state to create a new state. Led by Raila Odinga, who received 48.8% of the presidential vote in Kenya's 2022 election, the politicians want the country split into two republics to create a new state for Kenyans unhappy with President William Ruto's leadership.

Source: allAfrica.com

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