PBS NewsHour

Memories of Violence Haunt Upcoming Election in Kenya

Clip: 02/26/2013 | 10m 25s

After the disputed presidential election of December 2007, Kenya fell into chaos as neighbors from different tribal ethnic groups turned on each other in violence. Five years later, Kenyans are worried that history may repeat itself as they prepare for new elections. Special correspondent Kira Kay reports.

Aired: 02/26/13 | Rating: NR

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