Youth for Kanu '92 was a lobby group of politicians from the Kenya African National Union that was consolidated with the stated aim of rallying support and funding for the, then incumbent president of Kenya Daniel Toroitich arap Moi, in Kenya's first multiparty elections since the end of the Cold war.[1] It was widely accused of being complicit in ethnic violence directed at Kikuyu residents in southern and central parts of Rift Valley Province up to and after that elections under the guise of Majimbo.[2] Politicians who were involved with Youth for Kanu include Cyrus Jirongo,[3] Sam Nyamweya, Patrick Musumba, Gerald Bomett, & Micah Kigen. It was formed with the blessings of prominent families in KANU with the representation of the children of President Moi among others.[4]
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- ^ "Letter: Violence and chaos in Kenya". Archived from the original on 2022-05-07. Retrieved 18 July 2018.
- ^ The Standard, December 14, 2009: Are YK92 players regrouping for power?
- ^ Sons of Fortune: The story of YK' 92, archived from the original on 2021-12-20, retrieved 2021-08-30
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