Fears of fresh ethnic violence in Nairobi slums - 26 Feb 08
- 12 years ago
Two months after Kenya's bitterly disputed presidential election, the government and opposition leaders remain deadlocked.
Chief negotiator Kofi Annan now admits the two sides appear to be unable to resolve their differences.
More talks are scheduled for Tuesday, but the opposition's already threatening more demonstrations on Wednesday.
The fear is Nairobi's slums - the biggest in Africa - may become a flashpoint once more for tribal violence.
John Cookson joins the men who run Kenya's toughest streets.
Chief negotiator Kofi Annan now admits the two sides appear to be unable to resolve their differences.
More talks are scheduled for Tuesday, but the opposition's already threatening more demonstrations on Wednesday.
The fear is Nairobi's slums - the biggest in Africa - may become a flashpoint once more for tribal violence.
John Cookson joins the men who run Kenya's toughest streets.