NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga was buried Sunday at his rural home as the country, which has previously been marred by post-election violence and anti-government protests, faces political uncertainty.

Leaders present at the burial, who included President William Ruto who signed a political pact with Odinga early this year, talked about the need for Odinga's ODM party to remain united, and either form or join the next government after the 2027 election.

Odinga, a democracy champion, was accorded full military honors that included a 17-gun salute by the army and was buried next to his father, Jaramogi, who fought for Kenya’s independence and was the country’s first vice president.

Thousands of Kenyans and dignitaries from across Africa attended the final intermen

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