Women stand next to a burnt down church in the city of Eldoret in this February 2, 2008 file photo. Nearly three months after the worst massacre of Kenya's post-election violence, wounds from the worst bloodletting in the east African nation since independence in 1963 remain sore and many fear violence could erupt again if the deeper roots of the troubles are not tackled. Eldoret is one of the epicentres of violence that killed at least 1,200 people and uprooted 300,000 others after Kenya's December 27 election. To match feature KENYA-TENSIONS/ REUTERS/Peter Andrews/Files (KENYA)
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