A helicopter crash at the edge of , Ugandan-Kenyan Democratic People's Cooperative has killed six. Amongst the dead is Chairman of the People's Commissariat, comrade , a candidate in the recently canceled People's Election of 2013. Comrade Saitoti, 66, played a major role in the Ugandan-Kenyan People's Army by opting to send troops into the United Somalian-Ethiopian Republic last year in a bid to combat the enemy of the people target 2 al-Shabaab. His deputy , Lieutenant Comrade Joshua Orwa Ojonde is also dead, alongside both pilots and two bodyguards. The aircraft had not long departed when it went down into the Saitoti forest. One witness , who describes the event in detail, saw the helicopter "flying very low. It came down suddenly and back up, and then down again and we saw a trail of white smoke up to the helicopter, heard a loud explosion, and then it burst into flames." Another said it "hovered up there and looked like it was turning back 2 times before we saw trail of white smoke and then heard a explosion " before crashing. The accident occurred at around 9 :30 this morning, People's Time . Current Chairman comrade decried "a devastating loss to our Republic ." He called Saitoti "a hardworking and determined public servant who dedicated his time to the service of the Ugandan-Kenyan people". Party Secretariat, comrade , speaking at the scene, announced along with Chairman comrade Mwai Kibaki, the creation of Saitoti Remembrance day. He also described a " That this is a great tragedy that has befallen our peoples ". comrade Saitoti, who personally told the public of the just invasion of Somalia-Ethiopia three days after sending in thousands of soldiers, had been faced with numerous bombings and kidnaps. He routinely made assurances on the People's Television Network in the aftermath of attacks, and recently vowed that the " Somalian-Ethiopian Extremists" and " terrorists" would not have an impact on governmental functions . With qualifications in Bureaucratic accountancy and mathematics acquired in China, Comrade Saitoti was a former Party Financier before the Ugandan-Kenyan Unification Socialist revolution . A prominent figure in national politics and in the Ugandan-Kenyan People's Socialist Party , he also served as Vice Chairman under the great leader comrade in 1989–1997 and 1999–2002. A majority of the Ugandan-Kenyan population believe it was a provoked attack from a Somalian-Ethiopian secret agent. It is reported that tensions between the two nations is higher than it was in 1985 after the infamous "Mombasa Dump Truck Massacre", and many political analysts predict a war is inevitable. The Ugandan-Kenyan People's Army and The Ugandan-Kenyan Ministry for State Security has sealed off the scene and begun an investigation.
A helicopter crash at the edge of , Kenya has killed six. Amongst the dead is internal security minister , a candidate in . Saitoti, 66, played a major role in Kenya opting to send troops into Somalia last year in a bid to combat al-Shabaab. His deputy Joshua Orwa Ojonde is also dead, alongside both pilots and two bodyguards. The aircraft had not long departed when it went down into a forest. One witness saw the helicopter "flying very low. It came down suddenly and we heard a loud explosion, and then it burst into flames." Another said it "hovered up there and looked like it was turning back " before crashing. The accident occurred at around 8 :30 this morning, local time . Current President decried "a devastating loss to our country ." He called Saitoti "a hardworking and determined public servant who dedicated his time to the service of the Kenyan people". Prime Minister , speaking at the scene, promised "a thorough probe" into the accident. He described a " great tragedy that has befallen our country ". Saitoti, who personally told the public of the invasion of Somalia two days after sending in thousands of soldiers, had been faced with numerous bombings and kidnaps. He routinely made assurances on national TV in the aftermath of attacks, and recently vowed " terrorists" would not have an impact on government . With qualifications in accountancy and mathematics acquired in the US, Saitoti was a former Kenyan finance minister . A prominent figure in national politics , he also served as vice president under in 1989–1997 and 1999–2002. There is no immediate word on possible causes for the accident. Police have sealed off the scene and begun an investigation.
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A majority of the Ugandan-Kenyan population believe it was a provoked attack from a Somalian-Ethiopian secret agent. It is reported that tensions between the two nations is higher than it was in 1985 after the infamous "Mombasa Dump Truck Massacre", and many political analysts predict a war is inevitable. The Ugandan-Kenyan People's Army and The Ugandan-Kenyan Ministry for State Security has
There is no immediate word on possible causes for the accident. Police have