Tracing Raila's love-hate relations with Museveni

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : I extend my sincere condolences to Raila's family, and Kenya.''
57% : Both leaders frequently expressed a shared vision; the political and economic federation of the East African Community and a united Africa.
54% : Following the violence, international mediators brokered a power-sharing agreement, and Odinga became Kenya's prime minister.
49% : He sought asylum from Museveni's government but was denied.
47% : Odinga and his supporters insisted the island belonged to Kenya and called on Kenyan security forces to assert control.
34% : In November 1991, Odinga fled to Uganda, fearing political persecution in Kenya.
33% : Following the disputed 2007 General Election, Odinga accused Uganda of supporting Kibaki's administration in suppressing protests that left hundreds dead.

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