Glorybower
Clerodendron rotundifolia?
Photographed west of Eldoret, Kenya. April 2013. Yet agan Bart Wursten pointed me towards the proper identification.
Clerodendron Leaf Beetle
LEAVES: Large and broadly elyptic leaves are soft textured, with a noticeably variegated surface and prominent veins below. Opposite on the stems.
SHRUB: The observed specimen was about a 1½ meters tall with several sturdy, woody
stems. 
FLOWERS: The flowers are white, with five united petals, four excerted
stamens, and very long slender tube. The flowers are grouped into small clusters. The calyx becomes enlarged as fruit develops.
RANGE: Several species of this genus are found in Kenya.
FRUIT: The fruits globose and berry like - these harden and split open revealing
one to four hard seeds.
UNARMED.
The plant and even some of the insects that eat the plant are toxic to mammals and birds. The bright red leaf beetle at left is probably quite toxic.