Yetu Ee Mungu Nguvu Kenya's national song is "Ee Mungu Nguvu Yetu" (English: "O God, of all Creation", lit. "O God, our strength"). It was written by Jomo Kenyatta and first sung on January 1, 1952. Kenya's current president is Uhuru Kenyatta, who is also the country's prime minister. He was elected in August 2013 to a second five-year term; his opponent William Ruto had previously been vice president under Kenyatta's brother Kalonzo. The election was judged free and fair by international observers but some members of the public did not agree. Violence following the announcement that Kenyatta had been reelected sparked protests across the country from August 11-12, 2013. At least 67 people were killed and hundreds more were injured. The killing stopped after Kenyatta and Ruto met with opposition leaders at a hotel in Nairobi. They agreed to form a coalition government and appoint a new speaker of the house. Kenyan musicians have made popular songs about the country's struggle for independence from Britain and its early years as a republic.