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Mar 21

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Political Unrest Drags on Kenya’s Tourism Industry

The violence that exploded in Kenya earlier this year over allegations of vote-rigging has caused the country's tourism industry to slump. Margaret Warner reports from Kenya on the anemic state of one of the country's biggest economic engines.

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Mar 20

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Kenyans Work to Rebuild Shattered Lives, Communities

The United Nations Thursday urged Kenya to prosecute those responsible for the worst of the country's recent post-election violence. Margaret Warner reports from Kenya on how citizens and businesses are working to recover from the politically fueled unrest.

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Mar 19

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Kenya’s Post-election Violence Stems From Ethnic, Economic Disparities

The fighting that raged in Kenya after disputed December elections was a sign of deep-seated ethnic tensions and underlying economic problems in the country, including joblessness. Margaret Warner reports from Kenya on the roots of the violence.

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Mar 17

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Kenyans Anxiously Await Results of Political Deal

While Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga were able to reach an agreement on a coalition government, Kenyans are anxiously waiting to see if the deal will hold. Margaret Warner reports from Kenya on the latest developments.

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Feb 28

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Political Deal in Kenya Raises Hopes for End to Violence

Rival leaders in Kenya agreed to a coalition government deal Thursday that would create a new prime minister role to rule with the president, raising hopes for an end to two months of post-election violence. The U.S. secretary of state…

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Jan 31

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Kenyan Peace Talks Delayed After Death of Second Opposition Legislator

Former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan postponed talks between rival leaders in Kenya Thursday after an opposition lawmaker was killed -- the second in three days. L.A. Times Nairobi Bureau Chief Edmund Sanders discusses the prospects for an end to the…

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Jan 24

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In Kenya, Meeting of Rivals Raises Hopes for Peace

For the first time since a disputed election drove the country into turmoil, Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga met Thursday for talks mediated by former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan. Analysts discuss the prospects for peace.

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Jan 14

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Kenya’s Lawmakers to Reconvene Despite Continued Unrest

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Kenya's feuding political parties are bracing for a contentious week as the sharply divided Parliament reconvenes and opposition leaders plan mass demonstrations.

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Jan 26

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Violence in Somalia Furthers Humanitarian Crisis

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The ongoing conflict between Somalia's transitional government and Islamist groups has exacerbated an already desperate humanitarian crisis in the country due to drought and flooding.

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Jan 03

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African Countries Plead for International Aid in Somalia

Ethiopian and Somali leaders are calling for international peacekeepers to help stabilize Somalia. Meanwhile, Kenya bolstered border security to keep fleeing Islamists from entering the country. Experts discuss what comes next for Somalia and the region.

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