Kenya unrest threatens economy
Jan. 2 - Kenya's finance minister says the country's currency remains "in control" after ethnic clashes following a disputed presidential eleciton.
But the Kenyan shilling has fallen to a six-week low against the dollar. The opening of the Kenyan foreign exchange market was also delayed. It's feared ongoing unrest could damage Kenya's economy and drive away foreign investment.
Andrew Potter reports.
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