Kenya embraces Valentine's Day
Feb. 14 - After weeks of violence, residents of Nairobi are in the mood for love as they prepare to celebrate Valentine's Day.
Recent ethnic clashes in Naivasha, the key flower-producing town, threatened Kenya's flower industry in the period leading up to Valentine's Day, as farmers fled their fields. But at a street market in the capital Nairobi, flower stall owners were busy preparing gift baskets and bunches of red roses.
Post-election violence in Kenya has left more than 1,000 people dead and displaced at least 304,000, according to figures released by the Kenyan Red Cross.
Reuters correspondent Julia Glover sends us this from the capital Nairobi.
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