At least one person was shot dead during clashes with police in Kenya
Kenya's presidential re-run in the western city of Kisumu
Kisumu - AFP
At least one person was shot dead on Thursday during clashes with police as demonstrators sought to block Kenya's presidential re-run in the western city of Kisumu, police and hospital sources said.
"He was brought here with a gunshot wound to the upper thigh. He died in the hospital," a hospital source told AFP, explaining that he had died of massive blood loss. The police source confirmed the information and said a second protester had been killed, but AFP was unable to immediately confirm the report
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