Clashes continue in east Africa's largest slum

Bloody clashes in East Africa’s largest slum continued for a second day today as police struggled to control the escalating violence.

Clashes continue in east Africa's largest slum
Wed, 05 Dec, 2001 - 08:44

Bloody clashes in East Africa’s largest slum continued for a second day today as police struggled to control the escalating violence.

Witnesses said many people were injured in Kibera, a sprawling shanty town that is home to more than 600,000 people, just three miles from central Nairobi.

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