Kenyans hail power-sharing laws, see problems ahead
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyans on Wednesday hailed the passing of laws needed for a power-sharing deal to end a deadly post-election crisis but worried about bitter debates ahead as discussion turned to sharing out posts.
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