In 1986, the head of this country’s Redeemed Gospel Church supported a corrupt election process where voters would form queues in front of portraits of the candidate they preferred. In the 2000s, Yash Pal Gai helped rework this country’s constitution by crowdsourcing the opinions of several religious groups through the ufungamano initiative. This country almost went bankrupt due to the Goldenberg scandal. (10[3])AIPCA is a Pentecostal movement (10[2])founded in this present-day country, whose members were suspected of leading a 1950s uprising (10[1])against the colonial governor Evelyn Baring. (10[8])This (10[1])country’s (10[1])pro-Evangelical second president, (10[1])a member of its Kalenjin minority, (10[2])was criticized by the founder of the Green Belt Movement, (10[2])Wangari (10[1])Maathai (10[2])(“wang-GAH-ree mah-THY”). For 10 points, Daniel arap Moi led what country, where the Mau Mau Rebellion took place? ■END■