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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 president launches his re-election campaign with the strengthening economy at centre-stage.
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Kenya's leader rejects a law passed by MPs that could have stopped probes into corruption before 2003.
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Kenyan police shoot and kill what they say were 12 criminals - including three members of an outlawed sect.
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Kenyan investigators find the remnants of bombs at a factory where a blast killed five people on Monday.
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United StatesThe head of Kenya's Anglican Church rejects a compromise over gay bishops by US Episcopal Church leaders.
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Kenya's Anti-Corruption Commission says its ability to investigate corrupt politicians has been sabotaged
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Kenya's banned Mungiki gang is blamed for the beheading of a police officer north-east of the capital, Nairobi.
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Kenya's president says he will stand for re-election in December as a candidate for a new political alliance.
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Kenyan opposition leader Uhuru Kenyatta will not contest December's poll but will back President Kibaki.
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Investigations of massive corruption scandals in Kenya like Anglo Leasing will be curtailed by a new law.
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Kenyan MPs vote to give themselves a $22,000 bonus each, despite public condemnation.
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One of Kenya's main opposition parties names ex-Foreign Minister Kalonzo Musyoka as its candidate in this year's poll.
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The government rejects a leaked report which allegedly says Kenya's former president stole millions of dollars.
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United StatesKenya's Anglican Church consecrates two American bishops, after a row over homosexuality.
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Ex-Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi comes out in support of his successor Mwai Kibaki's re-election bid.
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Kenya's president refuses to sign into a law a bill which has been condemned as an attempt to muzzle the media.
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A report by says Kenya's police force is the country's most corrupt department six years running.
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ChinaA Chinese firm is to recall anti-malarial drugs supplied to Kenya after discovering a counterfeit syndicate.
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SudanSudan is to allow a sick Darfur rebel chief on its wanted list to travel to Kenya for treatment, the UN says.
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Kenyan journalists march silently through the capital wearing gags in protest at a controversial media law.
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Kenya's main opposition coalition, viewed as the president's greatest challenge to re-election, splits.
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Villagers and officials search for survivors and bodies buried in mud during landslides in Kenya.
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Kenyan churches urge the president not to sign a media bill that requires journalists to disclose their sources.
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A fish is being hailed by Kenyan researchers as the latest weapon in the battle to curb the spread of malaria.
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Two hominid fossils discovered in Kenya are challenging a long-held view of human evolution.
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A petition is launched in Kenya calling for 50 parliamentary seats to be reserved for women.
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Kenyan Health Minister Charity Ngilu is freed from police custody after a court rules that her arrest was illegal.
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Kenyan Health Minister Charity Ngilu clashes with police for arresting a women's rights activist.
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United KingdomA UK aristocrat accused of murdering a man poaching on his Kenyan estate has a case to answer, a court rules.
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Some office workers refuse to enter high-rise buildings in Nairobi after a series of tremors despite reassurances.
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TanzaniaA strong earthquake strikes northern Tanzania, with aftershocks felt as far away as the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
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A ban on smoking in public places is being enforced in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, for the first time.
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UgandaUganda's army admits killing eight herdsmen, but denies they crossed the border into Kenya.
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UgandaKenya investigates claims that scores of people were killed with rockets fired by the Ugandan army.
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