A case by former subjects of Her Majesty’s British Empire has unearthed awful truths, deliberately hidden, of atrocities in African countries.
At least one person has been killed and 18 others wounded in attacks on a restaurant in Mombasa city and a church gathering in Mtwapa.
Two blasts in the Kenyan port city of Mombasa and a nearby town killed one person and wounded more than 20 on Saturday.
Kenyan rangers have shot and killed three suspected poachers, and another there were killed last week after a rise in elephant poaching.
Kenyan girls remain at risk from female genital mutilation, a procedure still considered by rural communities to be a vital rite of passage for a young woman.
Kenya’s central bank chief Njuguna Ndung’u has had a career dogged by persistent market chaos, drawing heavy criticism about his tenure.
A spokesperson for the UN says two Somali refugees were shot dead and one was injured in Dabaab, Kenya, in what is believed to be a revenge attack.
An Irish terror suspect is using a fake SA passport to evade Kenyan cops and the CIA, but home affairs officials say they can’t be held responsible.
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/ 27 February 2012
The centre of Nairobi’s nightlife is where the sexogenarians of all shapes and sizes gather to party the night away.
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/ 14 February 2012
The Kenyan army says it has crippled Somalia’s al-Shabaab rebels four months after launching an offensive to defeat them.
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/ 10 February 2012
More than 40 000 people have fled clashes between two north Kenyan tribes, fighting over water and pasture to feed their cattle.
The top dogs of anti-corruption came out in force to support a new initiative. But can they make us all believe?
Uhuru Kenyatta has resigned as Kenya’s finance minister after the International Criminal Court ruled he should stand trial for post-election violence.
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/ 25 January 2012
South Sudan has signed an agreement with Kenya to build an oil pipeline to a Kenyan port, freeing it from reliance on Sudan.
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/ 23 January 2012
Kenya’s presidential hopefuls are amongst a group of people called by the ICC to stand trial for ordering rapes and murders after a disputed election.
The delayed reaction to last year’s drought crisis in East Africa exacerbated the heavy loss of lives.
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/ 16 January 2012
Somali pirates have freed the 18-man crew of a Maltese-flagged chemical tanker after the payment of a $4-million ransom,
Google says it is "mortified" to hear reports a team of its people was involved in fraud and undermined business efforts of a Kenyan mobile company.
Google has been accused of fraudulent practice and undermining business efforts by a Kenyan mobile company.
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/ 12 January 2012
Officials have said al-Shabaab attackers stormed a remote police camp in north-east Kenya, killing seven people and kidnapping three.
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/ 12 January 2012
Human Rights Watch says Kenyan security forces are abusing civilians and Somali refugees in the north-eastern part of the country bordering Somalia.
Bulletins are warning of an impending assault by terrorists as Kenya’s capital increases security measures in the hope of preventing an attack.
Kenyan fighter jets killed at least 60 Islamist al-Shabaab insurgents in southern Somalia in the latest air strike on insurgent positions.
More than 20 people are feared dead after a ferry carrying more than 80 passengers capsized after crashing into a cargo boat near Lamu, Kenya.
Gunmen sprayed bullets at New Year revellers in two bars in north-eastern Kenya on Sunday, killing five people.
Kenyan troops clashed with al-Shabaab militants leaving several dead — the latest casualties in weeks of dragging conflict in southern Somalia.
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/ 24 December 2011
Somali officials say they are pleading with US authorities to persuade banks to reconsider a decision to block money transfers from Minnesota.
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/ 14 December 2011
The Somali Islamist militant group al-Shabaab is matching its guerrilla campaign against the Kenyan army with a peevish war of words on Twitter.
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/ 13 December 2011
Malaysian authorities say they have seized hundreds of African elephant tusks worth about $1.3-million that were being shipped from Kenya to Cambodia.
The spokespeople of Kenyan soldiers and members of an extremist Islamist militant group have taken their battle to Twitter with insults flying.
Small loans are providing an economic lifeline for the country’s unbanked masses.
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/ 16 November 2011
A wave of grenade attacks has killed a child and wounded nine people in the Somali capital, as Islamists rebels warned Kenyan forces of "hellfire".