Election result delay ignites violence in Kenya

Thousands of Kenyans enraged over delays in announcing the country’s next president burned down homes and clashed using sticks and machetes, tainting a vote that initially was seen as a beacon of hope for democracy in Africa.

Election result delay ignites violence in Kenya

Thousands of Kenyans enraged over delays in announcing the country’s next president burned down homes and clashed using sticks and machetes, tainting a vote that initially was seen as a beacon of hope for democracy in Africa.

Opposition leader Raila Odinga clung onto his razor-thin lead by 38,000 votes, but the electoral commission suspended announcing results last night, promising to look into allegations of fraud.

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