Post elections violence has erupted across major cities in Kenya including Nairobi, Kisumu and Mombasa. There have been just over a hundred deaths reported in violence across the country. In addition the government appears to be?enforcing?a news blackout, whilst reports have filtered out of both fuel and money shortages from ATMs, causing concern?amongest tourist already in Kenya.
The UK Foreign Office has advised Britons against all but essential travel to parts of Kenya, including Nairobi city centre and some districts in Mombasa.
Update 3 Jan 08: The violence has continued and the UK, New Zealand and Australian governments are currently advising travellers against visiting the country until further notice.
Tucan News update: Budget Expeditions operates a number of itineraries which visit parts of Kenya, however these tours do not depart until mid March 2008 and as such no passengers have been affected by the unrest. If any itineraries need to be changed, we will let passengers know as soon as possible in advance of their departure date.
Oasis Overland: Trips Departing Nairobi on 21 January and later
Our trips departing, or travelling through Kenya, later in January are still planned to depart on time. We will be continually assessing the situation and will update those booked on future trips if we make any changes to the itinerary.
Kumuka:? Have made a number of changes to their departure points.
Dragoman: They have modified several of their itineraries.
Update: 17th Jan? - UK advice ?is still not to travel to Kenya and charter flights are on hold but will be reviewed again on Monday.