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 Maasai swap cows for beekeeping
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Kenya's Masai people could help unearth new sporting stars to reverse the country's cricketing decline.
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Kenyan forces have crossed into Somali territory to fight al-Shabab militants, an official source tells the BBC, although it is denied by the police.
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The people of Daaba village in Kenya sing while they fetch water from deep wells as before they built the wells they had to source their water from a river 45 miles away from the village.
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Holders Australia advance to the World Cup quarter-finals after an uninspiring 60-run victory over Kenya.
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Kenya says it will challenge the International Criminal Court's right to try six Kenyans suspected of being behind post-poll violence in 2008.
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The International Criminal Court summonses six high-profile Kenyans accused of being behind the violence after the disputed 2007 elections.
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A Kenyan man has used the internet and some books on engineering to build his own aircraft
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The smuggling of gold from DR Congo through Kenya is to be jointly investigated, after a major haul was discovered and a Kenyan official shot dead.
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A Kenyan lawmaker thrown out of parliament for wearing ear studs and sunglasses says he will fight to change the dress rules so he can "represent the youth".
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A Kenyan lawmaker has been kicked out of parliament for wearing ear studs adorned with precious stones.
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Pace bowler Lasith Malinga claims six wickets - including a hat-trick - as Sri Lanka ease to a comfortable nine-wicket victory over Kenya in Group A.
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Captain Shahid Afridi takes five wickets as Pakistan complete a resounding 205 run-win World Cup win over Kenya in Hambantota.
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Paceman Hamish Bennett takes 4-16 as New Zealand thrash Kenya by 10 wickets in their opening World Cup group game.
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Sailors aboard a South Korean fishing trawler hijacked in October are welcomed home in Kenya after their release last week by Somali pirates.
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The 1984 killing of thousands of ethnic Somalis in Kenya is to be investigated, Prime Minister Raila Odinga says.
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Drought means Kenyan children abandon their lessons
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The African Union endorses Kenya's request to delay the ICC trial of those accused of organising post-election violence.
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Kenyan woman brings up six 'cursed' sets of twins alone
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Human rights groups have condemned the apparent execution of suspected robbers by the police in Kenya.
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Kenyan authorities suspend three policemen after a newspaper published a picture of an officer apparently shooting a man dead.
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Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga travels to Ivory Coast for a new round of mediation talks to resolve the stalemate over election results.
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Daniela Relph returns to Kenya with Britain's 16-year-old swimming star, Achieng Ajulu-Bushell, to see where her Olympic dream began.
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A Kenyan minister accused of being behind post-election violence resigns over corruption allegations.
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Olympic Marathon champion Samuel Wanjiru is charged with threatening to kill his wife by a court in Kenya.
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West African leaders have met Laurent Gbagbo in Ivory Coast in an attempt to end the crisis following the disputed presidential election.
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A group of instructors is using yoga to counter tribalism and encourage peace-building in Kenya.
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The village of Iten in the Kenyan Rift Valley has got a proud track record of creating world long distance champions.
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MPs in Kenya vote to pull out of the treaty that created the International Criminal Court a week after six Kenyans blamed for post-poll violence were named.
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A blast at a bus station in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, was caused by a Tanzanian who dropped a grenade, the country's chief of police says.
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At least three people are killed by a bomb explosion on a bus taking travellers from Kenya's capital, Nairobi, to Uganda for Christmas, police say, following warnings of attacks by Somali militants.
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The prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC) has named six high-profile Kenyans he accuses of being behind the violence that followed the disputed 2007 elections.
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The International Criminal Court accuses six high-profile Kenyans of being behind the violence that led to 1,200 deaths following disputed 2007 elections.
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Text messages and scratch codes on pill bottles and packets are helping to spot fake medicines in Kenya and Ghana.
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What lies behind the success of Nairobi's 'Little Mogadishu'?
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One of Kenya's most high-profile murders - of Foreign Minister Robert Ouko - was carried out in one of then President Moi's official residences, MPs are told.
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The Kenyan government has said it could be losing nearly one-third of the national budget to corruption. Finance ministry officials told a parliamentary committee the losses could be nearly $4bn (£2.5bn)
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Washington has known about secret Kenyan arms shipments to Southern Sudan for years, the latest US diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks reveal.
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A Kenyan court rules that Somalia's embassy in Nairobi was illegally sold in 1994 and should be restored to the transitional government.
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Kenya police arrest about 400 people in an apparent crackdown on illegal immigration in a predominantly Somali area of Nairobi.
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The Kenyan government admits it could be losing nearly one-third of the national budget to corruption.
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As World Aids Day is marked around the globe, one orphaned woman in Kenya describes how she discovered she was HIV-positive.
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A gay rights activist criticises Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga for saying homosexual people will be arrested.
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Can the developed world learn from Kenya's experience with the mobile wallet?
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Prince William is to marry long-term girlfriend Kate Middleton next year after the couple became engaged in Kenya, Clarence House says.
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A British couple held hostage by Somali pirates for more than a year have arrived in Kenya following their release on Sunday.
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A police officer goes on a shooting rampage in bars in a Kenyan town, leaving at least 10 people dead, officials say.
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