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A curfew has been proclaimed in the Mathare neighbourhood of Nairobi and in the western city of Kisumu, which is an opposition stronghold.
The violence erupted on Sunday, shortly after Kenya's Electoral Commission declared President Kibaki the winner of Thursday's election, with a lead of just over 200,000 votes. Mr Kibaki was sworn in immediately after the official results were announced for a second five-year term.
European Union monitor Alexander Graf Lambsdorff says the "tallying process lacks credibility" and that there is a "doubt on the accuracy of the final results". The United States has voiced its concern over "serious problems" with the counting of votes in Kenya.
Mr Odinga, who was planning to hold an alternative inauguration ceremony today, has postponed the event until Thursday.
By Copyright Radio Netherlands 2007
Posted December 31st, 2007 by harminka
