Post-Election Violence Claims the Lives of More than 300 in Kenya

Post-election in violence in Kenya has now claimed the lives of more than 300 people, as President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga exchanged bitter accusations. Ruling party leader and incumbent Kibaki was declared winner and has already been sworn in, but Odinga claims that he is the rightful winner. The European Union elections observer mission which had sent 150 observers to the country's eight elections since 1963, indicates in its report that the elections were indeed flawed, particularly the tallying of the presidential votes. Long regarded as a haven of peace in Africa, Kenya now appears to be at war with itself. John Bwakali reports from Nairobi.