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Votes are being counted in Kenya after an election that observers describe as the most important in the country’s history. Polls were due to close at 17:00 (14:00 GMT), but officials said those in queues at that time would be allowed to vote. Earlier there was violence near the port town of Mombasa, with at least five policemen killed in one attack. Provisional results suggested the two main presidential candidates were far ahead of the rest of the field. …

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BBC NEWS ARTICLE STATES: "Kenya unveils coalition cabinet Mr Kibaki called for politics to be set aside Kenya's president has announced a new power-sharing cabinet following a deal with the opposition to end the long-running political crisis. President Mwai Kibaki named opposition leader Raila Odinga AS PRIME MINISTER."