We have started to collect the most important news related to Kenya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Two anti-constitution protesters are shot dead by Kenyan police during a demonstration in Mombasa.
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Kenyan police summon at least six MPs to "shed light" on their statements over political violence.
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The "Yes" and "No" camps in Kenya's constitutional vote hold mass rallies in Nairobi on the last day of campaigning.
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Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki urges voters to avoid violence in Monday's referendum on a new constitution.
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Kenyans vote against a new constitution in a humiliating blow to the president, incomplete results show.
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Kenya's president dismisses his entire cabinet after losing a referendum on a draft constitution.
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Kenyan opposition parties urge President Kibaki to call early elections after his defeat in a referendum.
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Kenya's government bans opposition rallies and rejects calls for elections after a new constitution is voted down.
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Kenyan opposition leaders say they will hold rallies calling for new elections, despite a government ban.
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The WFP delivers food aid from Kenya to Somalia by road because ship-owners fear pirate attacks.
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Kenya's post-referendum reshuffle unravels as more than a dozen nominees including key allies refuse to accept posts.
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A Burundian man arrested for dressing as a woman in Kenya is found guilty of immigration offences.
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Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki's cabinet is sworn in despite many nominees refusing to take up their posts.
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Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki's rules out early polls after coaxing key allies back into an expanded cabinet.
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Kenya cancels the just-ended police recruitment drive, after allegations of widespread corruption.
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At least 10 people die of hunger in northern Kenya as aid agencies warn 2.5m Kenyans face famine.
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Six people die in a shooting at a Christmas party over the weekend in western Kenya.
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Aid agencies step up appeals for food aid in northern Kenya, where under-nourished children are dying.
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Kenya says it will buy up all the country's maize stocks to feed the hungry in the drought-stricken north-east.
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At least 38 people are killed in northern Kenya, after cross-border cattle raids from Ethiopia and Sudan, police say.
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Kenya's government confirms that the two engineers kidnapped in Iraq are from Kenya.
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Kenya's opposition urges the president to dissolve cabinet after four ministers are accused of corruption.
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Rescuers try to free scores of workers trapped in a building collapse that killed at least seven in Kenya's capital.
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At least three people are rescued a day after a building collapsed in Kenya's capital, but the death toll rises.
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Rescuers lose contact with people thought to be alive in the ruins of the Kenyan building that collapsed on Monday.
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Kenya's government says former anti-corruption czar John Githongo can return and he will be safe despite death threats.
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Kenya's former anti-corruption czar considers whether to return home to testify about his latest allegations.
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Ten Somalis arrested by the US navy are flown to the Kenyan port of Mombasa, where they are to be charged.
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Kenya's government is not impressed with an offer of food aid from a New Zealand dog food manufacturer.
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Kenya's finance minister resigns after being linked to a corruption scandal that has shaken the government.
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Kenya's Vice-President Moody Awori refuses to resign after being linked to a corruption scandal.
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Kenya's ex-President Moi must have been aware of a scam which cost some $600m, according to a report.
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The drought in northern Kenya is increasing conflict between the area's nomadic groups, an aid agency warns.
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Kenyan officials say an inquiry into the $600m Goldenberg fraud will not necessarily lead to prosecutions.
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