Kenyan activists write Graffiti for Peace
Mohamed Mahmud
Press TV, Nairobi
With current political tensions in Kenya threatening to erupt into violence following the disputed presidential election, a fresh spate of graffiti peace messages is cropping up in Nairobi’s violence hot spots of Kibera Slum. Press TV Correspondent Mohamed Mahmud spoke to the artist behind this initiative and filed a report.
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