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On Thursday evening, February 15, 1990, the Voice of Kenya radio and television services issued an astonishing announcement:

The family of the minister for foreign affairs and international cooperation, Dr. Robert Ouko, has reported that the minister left his Koru home (in western Kenya) last Tuesday, February 13, in the morning, and has not been seen since. Could Dr. Ouko please contact his family or the nearest police station. Any member of the public who might have any information as to the minister's whereabouts should report to the nearest police station.

And then, on Friday, February 16, 1990, the President issued additional statements, including one formally announcing the death of his minister of foreign affairs:

It is with profound sorrow that I have to announce the death of the Honourable Robert Ouko, minister for foreign affairs and international co-operation and member of parliament for Kisumu Town. On learning of the report of his disappearance on Wednesday, the government mounted an intensive search for Dr. Ouko, using all means at its disposal. Dr. Ouko's partly burnt body was discovered today six kilometres away from his Koru home in circumstances which at the moment suggest foul play. Further investigations are being conducted into the death of the Hon. Dr. Ouko but I would like to assure the public that anyone who may be associated with this horrible event will most certainly be apprehended and brought to justice.

Within hours of President Moi's February 16 statement, and amidst interpretations of early government announcements that seemed to reckon Ouko's death a su***de ... then with the eruption of civil disturbances across Kenya ... and against a rising tide of popular anger ... President Daniel arap Moi invited a team of Scotland Yard experts to investigate Ouko's death. The British team, under the direction of Detective Superintendent John H. B. Troon, began their investigation on February 21, managin

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