1988 interview reveals Odinga and Wa Wamwere sought to overthrow Kenyan government, leading to censorship demands and threats
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In 1988 interview, Koigi wa Wamwere told BBC he and Raila Odinga were part of radical opposition group Kenya Patriotic Front seeking to overthrow Moi government
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Interview took place shortly after Odinga's arrest, BBC feared it could cause more trouble for him
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Foreign Office demanded tape and transcript from BBC but warned info should not be shared with Kenya as it could lead to Odinga's torture
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BBC managing director carried tape and transcript to Kenya but did not hand to officials, only acknowledged interview's impact
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Article traces history of detention and harassment of Odinga and Wa Wamwere by Moi regime in late 1980s/early 1990s