Lone subsequently resigned from his government position in September 2008 but continued to be Prime Minister Odinga's Spokesman till 2013, After the disputed March 2013 election, it fell upon Lone to announce that Prime Minister Odinga would not accept the 2013 election result as the vote-tallying process was marred by vast discrepancies, but that he would pursue electoral justice through courts without the mass demonstrations his supporters were demanding. The Supreme Court upheld the election verdict and declared Uhuru Kenyatta lawfully elected president. Salim Lone once again received death threats and left Kenya permanently soon after the election. The book "War and Peace in Kenya" Lone now lives in Princeton, New Jersey, where he is writing his book - War and Peace in Kenya - on the extraordinary transformations and disasters that marked the Mwai Kibaki and Raila Odinga era in the 2003-2013 period (and the subsequent Uhuru Kenyatta presidency). The book also examines how change takes place in a country in which fabulous wealth and utter deprivation exist side and side, and where a powerful elite has controlled all the levers of power and wealth throughout the half century of independence. The book pays particular attention to the role, both positive and negative, the international community (including US President Barack Obama) played in this period, especially in the crimes against humanity trials of President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto at the International Criminal Court in The Hague. The book is supported by grants from the Ford Foundation, the Open Society Institute, the Institute of International Education and the Norwegian government. References Portrait of Salim Lone, Kenya's Political Gadfly. 12 January 2007. External links Kenya Race Is Said to Have Winner, but Rival Won’t Concede, NY Times, 8 March 2013 Salim Lone's columns at the Guardian. US/Ethiopian invasion of Somalia (Video), 2007 Destabilizing the Horn, 22 January 2007. The Real Crisis in Uganda, 2006. The Lost Indians of Kenya, Salim Lone, New York Times Review of Books, Volume 17, Number 5 · 7 October 1971. 1943 births Kenyan journalists Kenyan people of Kashmiri descent Kenyan people of Indian descent Kenyan officials of the United Nations Kashmiri people Kashmiri Muslims Survivors of terrorist attacks Kenyan Muslims Living people Alumni of Jamhuri High School People from Jhelum