Kenya's parliament is to begin debating legislation that would bring into force a deal designed to end post-election violence. Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga signed the agreement last month. It provides for Mr Odinga to enter the government as the prime minister, as well as creating posts for two deputy prime ministers. But parties have clashed over how much authority Mr Odinga will actually have. President Kibaki claimed victory in presidential elections on 27 December, but Mr Odinga said the vote was rigged.

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