The Kibaki Presidency Documentary 2012 | Presidential Library and Museum

The Mwai Kibaki presidency, a journalist's reflection with Joe Ageyo | NTV Kenya

362 reactions · 48 comments | Rigathi Gachagua has started seeing what Mwai Kibaki showed Baba in 2007. Eloi! | Babu Na Sababu | Facebook

Mwai Kibaki's 2002 election ended 40 years of one-party rule since independence. However, his 2007 re-election sparked months of nationwide violence and led to 1,200 deaths. President Kenyatta led the tributes, saying Mr Kibaki had "led the charge to keep the ruling party accountable" and had "earned the abiding respect and affection" of this nation. | BBC News Africa

11K views · 407 reactions | "Apart from being smart, Kibaki was also a very strong man" Raila Odinga details the moments before and after Kibaki's road accident. #FareWellKibaki | NTV Kenya | Facebook

Kibaki Final Farewell: "Kibaki worked as a conductor at a bus stage in his younger days" - Melita ole Tenges #FareWellKibaki | NTV Kenya

March 19th, 2008, President Mwai Kibaki was among 11 other regional leaders who trooped to Kampala, Uganda to attend the commissioning of the largest Mosque in East Africa, Gaddafi National Mosque. The mosque is reputed to be the largest in East Africa, second biggest on the Continent after King Hassan Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco with a sitting capacity of 12,200 people. Construction of the Mosque was funded by the World Islamic Call Society, a Libyan non-governmental organization. In his spee