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Kenya: Polls Spark Food Shortage Fears

As the nation approaches the March 4 elections, analysts have warned of possible food shortages after farmers planted fewer crops out of fear that their harvests could be lost in post-election violence.

Kenya: Kenyan Tensions Spark Food Shortage Fears

IWPR, 25 January 2013

As Kenyans prepare to go to the polls on March 4, experts are warning of possible food shortages because many farmers are not planting crops for fear of election violence. Read more »

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A barbershop burns in Nairobi's Mathare slum in post-election violence, December 31, 2007.

Kenya: Politics, Pastureland and Conflict

UNIRIN, 29 August 2012

Thousands of people have fled their homes amid renewed clashes between rival communities in Kenya's North Eastern Province, in which some 17 people were killed, according to… Read more »
East Africa: Kenya's Political Stability Tops Region's Business Leaders' Concerns for 2012

East African, 15 January 2012

Business leaders' confidence in the EAC economies in 2012 has taken a negative turn on the back of fears over Kenya's political climate ahead of the general election while high… Read more »
Kenya: Businesses Close in Fear of Electoral Violence

UNIRIN, 8 January 2013

With less than two months left until Kenya's general election, some business owners in the western city of Kisumu are suspending operations out of fear violence could erupt, as it… Read more »

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Kenya's Economic Prospects Tied to Polls

As the nation heads toward the 2013 polls, observers have warned that election violence or malpractice could seriously stunt economic growth and investment. Read more »
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