Kenya’s security agencies are under scrutiny following the latest attack on a hotel compound
The police chief revised the death toll to 21 from 14, saying the victims included 16 Kenyans, one American, one Briton and three of African descent
President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged the nation to remain calm following a 20-hour siege at the DusitD2 hotel complex
Security forces worked throughout the night to secure the DusitD2 compound, which includes a 101-room hotel, spa, restaurant and office buildings
The attack at DusitD2 is the first in Nairobi in five years, when gunmen stormed the city’s Westgate shopping mall, killing at least 67 people
Girls in Kenya’s Narok County will also be made to reveal the identities of babies’ fathers.
Nairobi’s reliance on motorcycles is hindering efforts to reduce carbon emissions, as manufacturers struggle to adapt to clean energy technology
Nikita Singh writes about the indigenous memory held in food.
The astonishing results underlined the dominance of Kenyans in marathons
Report unearths neglect in Kenyan institutions, yet discrimination means children may be at risk of being killed if they remain in communities
A second-class system for the majority poor population entrenches social and economic inequality
Disinformation in Africa often takes the form of extreme speech inciting violence and spreading racist, misogynous, xenophobic messages
In a renewed crackdown, taxis and buses that ignore safety rules are being taken off the country’s roads
An international organisation says small-scale farmers are compromised because of red tape and costs
The annual Ibrahim Index of African Governance also pointed to a deteriorating business climate and poor job creation
Containing Al-Shabab in Kenya doesn’t directly reduce the group’s standing inside Somalia
Affordable housing is one of Kenya’s development priorities. But how does it aim to achieve this when it continues to render thousands homeless?
Kenyan governor Okoth Obado has been charged with aiding and abetting the murder of his former girlfriend, Sharon Otieno.
Poverty is a ‘sin’, yet we deride women who use their bodies to improve their situations
Raila Odinga told Nelson Chamisa: ‘Declare victory early, and keep declaring’ — and Chamisa listened
Worldwide water crises show no signs of slowing. It is time we paid more attention to nature’s engineering
‘In its hour of need, Britain is now turning to its former colonies for help’
Philomena Mwilu, one of seven members of the Supreme Court, was arrested on Tuesday
Across Kenya’s ochre fields, farmers are switching coffee and tea for avocados in a bid to profit from increasing European demand
Two decades after terrorists bombed the US embassies in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, Kenya has implemented a slew of measures to counter terrorism
A past of ‘define and rule’ led to current tensions between coloured, black and Indian people
Cars that are no longer able to meet emission standards are being exported to Africa
In Kenya, floods and landslides killed around 100 people and displaced nearly 300 000 between March and May 2018
There is some resistance on the continent and debate on preserving its traditional seed base instead
While on holiday, 72-year-old Keith Morris used his elevated status among villagers to groom young girls
Lake Turkana’s status as a World Heritage Site has not protected it from environmental threats.
Rains have hit Kenya hard this year but the perilous state of the country’s infrastructure has pushed bureaucrats to tackle corruption