Historical elections in Kenya began with bloodshed: 17 people, including police officers, chopped Machete
In Kenya on Monday, universal presidential and parliamentary elections are held. Eight people are fighting for the post of head of state. Five years ago, the vote ended with mass clashes in which more than a thousand people were killed. Out of fear of repetition of those events on the eve of the new elections, the authorities strengthened security measures, directing to monitor the vote of 100 thousand police officers. However, this did not prevent new bloodshed.