Kenya killings overshadow peace hopes

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NAIROBI, Feb 2, 2008 (AFP) - Dozens died in clashes in western Kenya, police said Saturday, shattering hopes for an accord by political rivals to make efforts to end weeks of violence.
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Police reported at least 47 new deaths while more accusations flew between President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga, who claims he was robbed of the presidency in a disputed December 27 election.
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The latest victims were killed with machetes and poisoned arrows in Nyanza province, many in Ainamoi, the home village of a slain opposition MP.


Police fear more bodies will be found.

Former UN secretary general Kofi Annan oversaw the signing on Friday of a joint document by Kibaki and Odinga representatives. The deal marked out a joint roadmap aiming to end, within two weeks, unrest that has claimed nearly 1,000 lives since the election.

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Current UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged the two sides to "look beyond the party lines" and warned Kenya's image and its economy had already suffered major damage when he made a one day visit on Friday.

South African businessman Cyril Ramaphosa, who chairs the African National Congress's Negotiating Commission, arrived to join Annan in t

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