as our correspondent mario mueller reports, memories of that violence are filled with out and about, and b, house of piece. helen, courtesy and collins barracuda walked through the neighbourhood, an elder it in western kenya, one day ahead of kenya's general election. they talk to neighbors and ask if they feel safe, whichever the outcome i'd be ready to let her make myself, sir. the scenes that unfolded in 2007 are still fresh in every one's memory. here, after the elections violent clashes broke out between different ethnic groups, dozens of people including children, were burned, alive in a church. peace activists, corinthian browser, lost friends and relatives. it was bad something to when they were injured, they still have injuries still to be some they become physically desirable. some became mentally disabled. you can see their fear that they have the other at neighbourhood as a stronghold of william, brutal vice president of kenya. and one of the 2 leading presidential candidates authorities see the area as a possible hotspot for violence and have brought in hundreds of secur

mindful of the post election violence in 2007 that claimed more than a 1000 lives did of use. mario mueller has been to a small town in western kenya, where old conflict between 2 ethnic groups may be flaring up again. kenya is on tenterhooks. the 2 lead candidates in the presidential elections, hair, and neck, and neck. for days the country has held its collective breath waiting for the official result. but his attention rose. so does the fear of violence, especially he and elder it, the stronghold of william, brutal. so far it has remained largely peaceful. unlike in the village of chic iea, an hours drive from hell to rent. here many are packing their belongings. dozens of people are fleeing their homes. there. let's get a gl or while i'm afraid to be here because i don't feel safe. i the fellow, no doubt because of the tension and we don't know what will happen next and always are we still have crops, potatoes, and ms. o'connor. my life was what so much more? 3 houses have been burned down since election day set on fire by unknown culprits. conjures house was among them. he doesn't want

remained largely peaceful violence following the vote in 2007 killed more than a 1000 people did use. mario mueller has been to the small town of gaia in the western kenya. where old ethnic conflicts may be flowing up again? kenya is on tenterhooks. the 2 lead candidates and the presidential elections had on neck and neck. for days the country has held its collective breath waiting for the official result. but as the tension rose, so does the fear of finance. especially he and elder it, the stronghold of william, brutal so far it has remained large and a peaceful. unlike in the village of jag, iea, an hours drive from elder, and here many are packing their belongings. dozens of people are fleeing their homes that let's get out or i'm afraid to be here because i don't feel safe. i the fellow, no doubt because of the tension and we don't know what will happen next. look, always in our recent have crops, potatoes and ms. o'connor. my lima. what so much more. 3 houses have been burned down since election day set on fire by unknown culprits. carriage as house was among them, he doesn't want to be recogn