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The crowd, waving Kenyan flags, burst into rapturous welcome as the 51 year old took the oath of office, becoming Kenya's youngest president. In his inaugural address, Mr Kenyatta said he would govern for all Kenyans.
Pierre Nkurunziza, who has caused controversy with his election for a third term as president, has governed Burundi for nearly 10 years. Critics of the 51-year-old, who came to power after a civil war which left 300,000 dead, said he should not run again for office as that would be unconstitutional. His supporters feel he was justified as he was elected by parliament in 2005 - not voters-a view upheld by Burundi's Constitutional Court.