Kenya's recent presidential election unleashed turmoil that has so far claimed more than 500 lives and displaced thousands of people. Blame has been pinned on Kenya's ethnic divisions: The Luo ...

Luo Nyanza, historically Kenya’s opposition stronghold, came under fire after giving President William Ruto a warm reception ...

Kenya's coalition government is out of synch ... Raila Odinga from the Luo tribe. "When we were waiting for the results, they announced the wrong person. It cost everything," Ameesi says.

Last week's election pitched incumbent President Mwai Kibaki, a member of Kenya's largest Kikuyu tribe, against opposition leader Raila Odinga of the Luo tribe. The Kikuyu make up about 22 percent ...

Supporters of Odinga believed strongly that victory would give his long-marginalized Luo tribe its chance to eat at the government table. Kikuyu domination of Kenya’s politics and wealth fueled ...

His chief rival, Raila Odinga, belongs to the Luo tribe - Kenya's third largest, whose population is concentrated in Nyanza Province in Kenya's west, where Mr. Odinga is polling more than 80 percent.

Chief among the critics are members of another major tribe, the Luo. The president's rival, Raila Odinga, is a Luo. Kenya has more than 40 tribes in all. It is easy to identify some by their looks ...

The African nation of Kenya is attempting to get more than 1 million men between the ages of 15 and 49 circumcised by the end of 2013. If successful, this could be a groundbreaking effort in the ...

Now, more than a decade later, Kenya's Kikuyu and Luo tribes have become involved in deadly clashes that have left many fearing Kenya could be heading for a similar fate. As Britain and the U.S ...

A young man angry at election result recalls his rampage. A mother of four finds refuge after fleeing sound of scream.