Nairobi (Kenya) Kenya’s Chief mediator, Kofi Annan on Tuesday afternoon held a one hour closed door talks with President Mwai Kibaki in a bid to hasten a political deal that will end Kenya’s post election crisis.
The meeting was also attended by Kenya’s Vice-President Kalonzo Musyoka and also the government negotiation team led by Justice and Constitutional Affairs minister, Martha Karua.
However details of the talks were not divulged to the media that was camped outside the President’s Nairobi, Harambee office.
Annan held similar talks with opposition leader, Raila Odinga on Monday.
Annan said at a press conference on Friday that the ongoing mediation talks have reached a critical stage in which the two leaders have to make difficult choices.
On Monday, United States secretary of state, Condollezza Rice appealed to both Kenyan leaders to make the last steps and form a power sharing government.
Meanwhile, a Nigerian diplomat, ambassador Oluyemi Adeniji is expected to arrive on Tuesday in Nairobi to assist Annan in the mediation efforts.
Adeniji is a former Nigerian ambassador to the United Nations.
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