Birth of Daniel Toroitich arap Moi
Birth of Daniel Toroitich arap Moi
Follow Daniel Toroitich arap Moi through 24 dated historical records for Kenya.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Daniel Toroitich arap Moi
Birth of Daniel Toroitich arap Moi
Appointed Minister of Education in the pre-independence Government of 1960-1961
Elected to the Kenyan Election Council
Elected to the Kenyan Election Council
Kenyatta convinces Moi that KADU and KANU should be merged to complete the process of decolonisation, Kenya becomes a de facto single-party state, dominated by the Kikuyu-Luo alliance
Kenyatta convinces Moi that KADU and KANU should be merged to complete the process of decolonisation, Kenya becomes a de facto single-party state, dominated by the Kikuyu-Luo alliance
Kenyatta convinces Moi that KADU and KANU should be merged to complete the process of decolonisation, Kenya becomes a de facto single-party state, dominated by the Kikuyu-Luo alliance
Kenyatta convinces Moi that KADU and KANU should be merged to complete the process of decolonisation, Kenya becomes a de facto single-party state, dominated by the Kikuyu-Luo alliance
Appointed Minister for Home Affairs
Appointed Vice President of Kenya
Role range: 1967-1978
Appointed President of Kenya, 1st term, comes to power on the death of Kenyatta
Role range: 1978-1988
Vice President Daniel arap Moi succeeded Jomo Kenyatta following Kenyattas death, beginning the countrys second presidency.
Daniel arap Moi consolidated his leadership when Kenya held parliamentary and presidential elections under KANU rule.
A constitutional amendment formally made Kenya a one party state during the presidency of Daniel arap Moi.
Moi survived an attempted coup by sections of the Kenyan Air Force, after which his government intensified security measures.
Moi called an early general election following the failed coup, reinforcing the political dominance of KANU.
Subdues the Mwakenya Conspiracy & overcomes resistance to authoritarian methods
Role range: 1988-
Appointed President of Kenya, 2nd term, returned unopposed
Role range: 1988-
Pro democracy demonstrations and subsequent repression increased domestic and international pressure for political reforms under Moi.
Kenya repealed the constitutional provision enforcing one party rule, opening the way for multiparty elections.
Moi won the 1992 presidential election amid a divided opposition and allegations of electoral irregularities.
Daniel arap Moi won another contested election, beginning his last presidential term before the constitutional term limit.
Moi handed power to Mwai Kibaki after the opposition defeated KANU, marking Kenyas first transition between rival parties.
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