Mapped: Kenya’s election chaos hotspots
- At least 11 people have lost their lives in violence and other incidents linked to political rallies across the country since February.
- NCIC is working with other agencies and non-state actors to identify potential conflict hotspots as part of an early warning system.
The dust had yet to settle on the ugly scenes in Homa Bay, where the Linda Mwananchi team was attacked in August, when similar, if not worse, violent scenes were witnessed in Nembure, Embu County, about three weeks later.
In the same month Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka and his anti-government supporters ran into trouble in Garissa.
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ACK sounds alarm over rising taxes, corruption, political violence
Anglican Church of Kenya calls on leaders to lower political temperature in the country.
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One dead, six cars torched as youth clash with police during DP Kindiki meeting
Police engaged youths in running battles after they attempted to disrupt Kindiki’s meeting.
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