<br /> <p>Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga arrived in Kibera in Nairobi on Sunday, August 13, to address a large crowd of supporters. Odinga was left disappointed by his loss to Uhuru Kenyatta in the country’s recent elections, which he said were rigged</a>.</p><p>The visit followed a night of violence on August 11 in which at least 11 people, including a young girl, were killed were killed. Odinga reportedly met with the girl’s family in Kibera.</p><p>Speaking to a crowd during the visit, Odinga said he would make a decision by Tuesday, August 15, on what his next move would be in response to the election result.</p><p>He called on supporters nationwide to strike on Monday, skipping work to show their support for his campaign. According to local reports</a> however, many returned to work in Nairobi on August 14, with some citing financial pressures caused by a week of disturbances. Credit: NASA Coalition via Storyful</p><br />
