Kenya’s economy slows amid political uncertainty

Kenya’s prolonged election period is slowing down the economy, which has lost about $1bn after the first presidential election was annulled.

The losses are expected to continue as investors shy away following a political impasse in the country.

The nullification of the August presidential election, followed by an October rerun triggered a political crisis that continues to weigh heavily on what is East Africa’s dominant economy.

Al Jazeera’s Catherine Soi reports from Nairobi.