Some of the 400 injured had gunshot wounds, a doctors association says, but the authorities have not commented.

Kenyan police have fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters as thousands took to the streets to mark the first anniversary of anti-government demonstrations that left dozens dead.

Journalist Larry Madowo writes about the increased attack on media freedom in Kenya following President Kenyatta’s decision to shut down TV stations who broadcast a mock inauguration for his ...

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Muslim women lead change in Kenya’s fisheries Sector.

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Now, scientists have found new evidence pointing to a dramatic force deep beneath the continent—a rising African superplume that could be driving the divide.

Some of the 400 injured had gunshot wounds, a doctors association says, but the authorities have not commented.

Kenya on boil as anti-tax protesters killed in police fire: All to know Demonstrators are angry at a new finance bill that President William Ruto says is necessary to offset heavy public debt.

In Kenya, journalists do everything, from sourcing the stories and identifying the people to be interviewed to researching and putting the story together and transmitting it on air or on paper.

Kenya protesters shot dead and fires started in parliament after controversial tax bill passes The legislation includes new taxes on goods such as period products and nappies.