It's still unclear whether Kenyan President-Elect Uhuru Kenyatta's win will translate to stability returning to the East African country. Yesterday, he was officially declared the winner in the October 26 repeat elections with 98-percent of the vote. But his victory is clouded by poor voter turnout - with a record low of 38-percent of registered voters casting their ballots. Court challenges of the result are also imminent. Opposition leader Raila Odinga led a boycott against the fresh poll, that seemed to split the country in half. Even in Kenyatta's victory speech - he refrained from outlining how he would begin unifying the nation. Noma Bolani reports....