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Ethnic Violence in the Streets of Nairobi

This weekend's disputed election produced more violence today in Kenya, as riot police in Nairobi used tear gas, batons and water canons against thousands of opposition supporters who were trying to stage a rally. Jeffrey Gettlemen is in Nairobi for the New York Times .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

This weekend's disputed election produced more violence today in Kenya, as riot police in Nairobi used tear gas, batons and water canons against thousands of opposition supporters who were trying to stage a rally. Jeffrey Gettlemen is in Nairobi for the New York Times.

Warren Olney
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Ethnic Violence in the Streets of Nairobi

This weekend's disputed election produced more violence today in Kenya, as riot police in Nairobi used tear gas, batons and water canons against thousands of opposition supporters who were trying to stage a rally. Jeffrey Gettlemen is in Nairobi for the New York Times .

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Ethnic Violence in the Streets of Nairobi

This weekend's disputed election produced more violence today in Kenya, as riot police in Nairobi used tear gas, batons and water canons against thousands of opposition supporters who were trying to stage a rally. Jeffrey Gettlemen is in Nairobi for the New York Times .

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