We have started to collect the most important news related to Kenya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Eleven Somali pirates captured by a French warship are being taken to Kenya for trial, the French defence ministry says.
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Kenya's unity government holds crisis talks a day after the PM boycotted cabinet meetings.
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A French warship captures 11 Somali pirates off Kenya, amid calls for greater international resolve in dealing with piracy.
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A Kenyan man bit a python who dragged him up a tree during a three-hour, life-or-death struggle, police have said.
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The hijacked ship freed by its crew reportedly sets sail for Kenya, but its US captain remains a hostage on a lifeboat.
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Kenya's justice minister resigns from the coalition government, a year after it was formed, saying she is being undermined.
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Kenya's deportation of Somali asylum-seekers could break international law, the UN refugee agency says.
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A US judge rules that a Kenyan aunt of President Barack Obama can legally stay in the US until next year.
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A US judge rules that a Kenyan aunt of President Barack Obama can legally stay in the US until next year.
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Kenyan athletes hit by the global economic downturn
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A man arrested in Kenya on suspicion of war crimes is not fugitive Bosnia-Serb commander Ratko Mladic, Interpol says.
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Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga defends the power-sharing government and blames the judiciary for corruption.
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Four Kenyan education officials are detained by Somali Islamists after crossing the border.
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Kenya mobilises 3,500 security personnel to fight bush fires in forests across the country.
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Hundreds of thousands of flamingos and other wildlife are at risk after five forest fires erupted in Kenya, officials say.
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The United Nations food agency will give food aid to more than double the number of people it is currently helping in Kenya.
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A student rally against recent alleged police extra-judicial killings turns violent in Kenya's capital Nairobi.
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A UN investigator calls for an international inquiry into the murder of two Kenyan human rights activists.
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A prominent Kenyan human rights activist is shot dead weeks after meeting a UN investigator probing extra-judicial killings.
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Kenya's President Mwai Kibaki holds a rare press conference to deny rumours that he has a second secret wife.
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Kenya's unity deal has brought peace but at what cost?
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Footprints dating from 1.5m years ago found in Kenya show modern foot shape and walking style had already developed by then.
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Foreign diplomats based in Kenya back a UN report, which accused the police of carrying out widespread killings.
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A UN investigator urges the removal of Kenya's police chief and attorney general over a wave of alleged extrajudicial killings.
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Pascale Harter returns to Kenya to see if tribal divisions have healed since the violence of last year.
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Two Italian nuns kidnapped in Kenya last November and held in Somalia have been freed, Italy's prime minister says.
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Two Italian nuns kidnapped in Kenya last November have been freed, the Italian foreign ministry says.
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KenyaÂ’s PM says mediators will allow two more months for a court to be set up to try suspects of post-poll clashes.
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The UN envoy on extra-judicial killings visits Kenya to investigate the violent aftermath of the 2007 presidential election.
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Kofi Annan suggests that he might send a list of Kenyan poll violence suspects to the International Criminal Court.
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Kenyan MPs vote against a bill to set up an election violence tribunal, saying suspects should be tried at The Hague.
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A ship recently freed by Somali pirates arrives in Kenya to offload arms, amid controversy over its cargo.
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A Kenyan MP accuses the government of blackmailing and bribing lawmakers to vote for an election violence tribunal.
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The Kenyan government delays a parliamentary vote on the establishment of an election violence tribunal.
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Some 100 Kenyan victims of an oil tanker fire which killed at least 135 people are buried.
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A Ukrainian ship freed by Somali pirates is preparing to leave Somali waters to deliver its arms shipment to Kenya.
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British police terminate an investigation into a corruption scandal, saying Kenya's government is not assisting.
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A public row erupts in Kenya between President Mwai Kibaki and his wife over fires last week that left almost 150 people dead.
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Kenya declares a week of national mourning after two large fires in a week claim more than 135 lives.
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At least 111 people are killed in Kenya as they try to take spilled fuel from an overturned tanker which caught fire.
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Barack Obama's half-brother is arrested for allegedly possessing marijuana, reports say.
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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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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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A strike which has paralysed primary schools in Kenya will spread to secondary schools next week, a union official says.
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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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Kenya's parliament is reconvening two months early to pass legislation setting up an election violence tribunal.
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Obama's Kenyan hometown set for celebrations
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