We have started to collect the most important news related to Kenya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The US announces new funding to Kenyan security forces to counter "terrorist activities" in the region.
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A Kenya Airways plane is reported to have crashed in southern Cameroon with 114 people on board.
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Rescuers in Cameroon resume searching for a Kenyan airliner thought to have crashed with 114 people aboard.
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The wreckage of a Kenya Airways jet that went missing on Saturday has been found, officials confirm.
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Rescuers in Cameroon find the data recorder from the Kenyan plane which crashed killing all 114 passengers.
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Three park rangers and four suspected poachers are killed in a gunfight in a Kenyan wildlife area.
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Kenyan police hunt for followers of the outlawed Mungiki religious sect after six headless corpses are found.
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A leader of a banned Kenyan sect is freed by a judge, days after gruesome killings were blamed on the group.
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Kenya's president angrily attacks those responsible for a spate of murders blamed on the banned Mungiki sect.
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Kenyan police kill 21 suspected members of a banned sect in a Nairobi gun battle, a spokesman says.
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Kenyan police fire tear gas at protesters a day after 21 deaths in a police shoot-out with suspected sect members.
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Kenyan police say they have shot and killed 12 more people during a crackdown on the banned Mungiki sect.
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Police in the Kenyan capital defend their operations against the Mungiki sect and confirm three more deaths.
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Somalia's first president following independence, Aden Abdulle Osman, dies in a Kenyan hospital.
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Residents of Kenya's Mathare slum continue to abandon the area after a violent police crackdown.
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At least one person is killed and several others are injured in an explosion in Kenya's capital, Nairobi.
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Police in Kenya say they have made three arrests following Monday's blast in the capital, Nairobi.
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Amnesty International calls for an independent inquiry into reports of execution-style killings by police in Kenya.
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Police raid an illegal military training camp in a thick forest in the south-east of Kenya.
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The ex-leader of Kenya's outlawed Mungiki sect is sent to prison, amid hysterical scenes from his two wives.
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At least 11 people are killed in attacks in Kenya a day after the former leader of the Mungiki sect was jailed.
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The UN appeals to Kenya to allow urgent food aid over its border to Somalia as a curfew comes into force.
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The Kenya High Court reinstates Uhuru Kenyatta as the chairman of the country's oldest party, Kanu.
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Kenya investigates claims that scores of people were killed with rockets fired by the Ugandan army.
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Uganda's army admits killing eight herdsmen, but denies they crossed the border into Kenya.
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