Kenyans go to the polls on Tuesday to elect a president and parliament. But unrest has broken out in some parts of the country causing citizens to fear a resurgence in politically motivated ethnic violence that also marred earlier elections.
As Kenyans go to the polls on August 8 to elect a president and parliament, unrest has broken out in parts of the country prompting many citizens to fear a resurgence of politically-motivated ethnic violence.
The government, on the other hand, insists it can deliver a smooth poll and avoid a repeat of the bloodshed after the 2007 presidential election that had also forced thousands to flee their homes.
TRT World's Fidelis Mbah reports.
Source: TRT World
Like
Follow