Thousands displaced by Kenyan unrest

The transcript describes the plight of thousands forced to flee their homes due to ethnic violence in Kenya. Many have lost everything, including homes and livelihoods. Hospitals are overwhelmed with injured victims, and personal stories like Samuel's highlight the brutality faced. Despite aid efforts, trust issues persist, with fears of poisoned donations. The violence stems from ethnic tensions, particularly against the Kikuyu tribe, following a disputed election. Those in camps find some safety, but many remain unreachable.

What was the immediate consequence for the people forced to leave their homes?

• They received government aid promptly.

• They lost access to food and clothing.

• They were relocated to luxury camps.

• They found new homes immediately.

What happened to Samuel during his escape attempt?

• He was safely evacuated by aid workers.

• He was attacked and left with severe injuries.

• He managed to escape without any harm.

• He reunited with his family immediately.

Why are aid workers cautious about the food donations?

• They are checking for expired items.

• They are concerned about food shortages.

• They want to ensure equal distribution.

• They fear the food might be poisoned.

What triggered the violence according to the transcript?

• A disputed presidential election.

• A natural disaster.

• An economic crisis.

• A foreign invasion.

What is the main reason for the targeting of the key ethnicity?

• They are newcomers to the region.

• They are the smallest tribe.

• They have always been in power.

• They are the wealthiest group.