CLEAN : Kenya election protests: Authorities say no live bullets used

The transcript discusses the dissatisfaction with the election results, highlighting the opposition's refusal to join the Jubilee government. It emphasizes the exclusion of certain communities from the government and the resulting political unrest. The transcript also covers the security measures taken to control protests, including the use of tear gas and other crowd control tactics.

What is the main reason for the speaker's dissatisfaction with the election results?

• The speaker believes the victory was stolen.

• The speaker's candidate joined the opposing party.

• The speaker's candidate was not allowed to participate.

• The speaker's candidate lost the election.

What is the speaker's stance regarding joining the Jubilee government?

• They are eager to join.

• They refuse to join.

• They have already joined.

• They are undecided.

Which communities does the speaker claim are dominant in the government?

• Two unnamed communities.

• The speaker's community and another.

• The Queues and College communities.

• All communities equally.

What methods are the police using to control the crowds?

• Complete lockdown of the area.

• Negotiation and dialogue.

• Tear gas and non-lethal methods.

• Live ammunition.

Has the situation escalated to the use of live ammunition according to the speaker?

• Yes, it has.

• No, it has not.

• The speaker did not mention it.

• It is unclear.