We have started to collect the most important news related to Kenya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Kenya's government has been urged to cut maize costs even more, after announcing a drastic reduction in the price of the staple food.
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A parliamentary team in Kenya to advise on taxing MPs' allowances after their vote to scrap the plan.
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Power-sharing in Zimbabwe is dead and Africa must unite to oust President Mugabe, says Kenya's prime minister.
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At least 300 girls are hiding in Kenya to escape forced female circumcision.
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About 600 electoral commission staff in Kenya say they are on hunger strike over a bill that could cost them their jobs.
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Kenya's government withdraws an electoral reform bill after MPs threaten to shoot it down.
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Kenya's government defends a media bill which critics say is meant to gag the press.
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Kenya is not doing enough to arrest a Rwandan genocide suspect, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda says.
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Police arrest more than 20 protesters as the Kenyan president's Independence Day speech is cut short by heckling.
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Kenya's president and prime minister sign a deal to pave the way for a poll-violence court.
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Why Isaac cannot go home, a year after Kenya election
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Two children rebuild their lives after Kenya poll violence
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Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki signs into law a media bill that journalists say will curtail press freedom.
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Kenyan PM Raila Odinga holds crisis talks with his party leaders amid complaints he is being sidelined by the president.
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The Kenyan media cautiously welcomes President Mwai Kibaki's review into a contentious media law, just days after he signed the bill.
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Kenya's government is to declare a national emergency because of a drought affecting 10 million people.
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Community team gives new hope to Kenya slum
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Kenya's teaching union leader says a nationwide strike is "100% successful", with pupils finding their schools empty.
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Obama's Kenyan hometown set for celebrations
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Kenya's parliament is reconvening two months early to pass legislation setting up an election violence tribunal.
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An African youth choir is signed by Universal Music after performing at President Barack Obama's inauguration.
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A strike which has paralysed primary schools in Kenya will spread to secondary schools next week, a union official says.
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Teachers in Kenya call off a 10-day strike as the government agrees to double their salaries over the next three years.
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Rescue teams combing the debris of a store destroyed by fire in Nairobi have recovered 13 bodies, officials say.
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Barack Obama's half-brother is arrested for allegedly possessing marijuana, reports say.
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