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Hundreds of Ethiopians have fled into Kenya following fighting in the border town of Moyale, Kenya Red Cross and local government officials said on Thursday
Mashujaa Day celebrations across several counties exposed growing public frustration with unemployment, insecurity and deteriorating services. In Migori, protesters disrupted proceedings and forced Governor Ochilo Ayacko to leave the venue. Elsewhere, residents confronted leaders over promises that have never been fulfilled
Kenya confirms third case of Ebola Bundibugyo virus. The patient, a 65-year-old woman, is a primary contact and a close relative of the first and second cases and had been under quarantine.
One person has been killed and another seriously injured following an attack in Dabel, Moyale Sub-County, Marsabit County.The assailants reportedly escaped with a gold detector machine, triggering heightened tension and fear among residents in Dabel Town.Security agencies are urged to move swiftly to pursue the attackers, restore calm and reassure residents as investigations into the incident continue.
The government has urged Kenyans in South Africa to avoid protest hotspots and observe safety precautions as it continues evacuating citizens, pledging to repatriate all Kenyans who wish to return home amid the ongoing security situation
At least one person has been killed after Kenyan police opened fire with live rounds during a protest in the capital Nairobi against reported abductions of activists, two witnesses told Reuters
Kenyan police used tear gas to break up protests in Nanyuki over plans to establish a quarantine center for Americans exposed to Ebola, as residents raised concerns about a lack of public consultation
A Kenyan court has extended by three weeks its suspension of a proposed U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine facility that has sparked widespread protests and unrest, leaving two people dead
Hundreds of people took to the streets of Nanyuki in central Kenya to protest moves by the United States to set up an Ebola quarantine facility at a military base there
Thousands protest in Nanyuki over planned Ebola quarantine centre for US citizens at Laikipia Airbase. Demonstrators blocked by military near the main gate
The U.S. Department of Defense has been directed by the Trump Administration to erect a 50 to 250-bed quarantine facility and military field hospital in Kenya within the next week, which will be used to house Americans exposed to the deadly Ebola virus in the growing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, two people familiar with the matter told The Washington Post
The death toll from flooding in Kenya has climbed to 71, police say.: Floods in Kenya have killed 62 people, with Nairobi hardest hit at 33 deaths. over 2,000 families have been displaced as heavy rain continues across multiple regions
Tension is high in the Tana Salt area of Magarini and Tana Delta after a salt company allegedly began forceful eviction of over 5,000 residents to expand dykes. Residents protested the move, terming it a total injustice
Malindi fisheries stakeholders held a peaceful demonstration at Shella fish landing site protesting against the proposed fisheries management and development bill terming it unconstitutional
Police at Olkalou Police Station, Nyandarua County, are investigating a shocking case where a 27-year-old man allegedly murdered his 29-year-old stepsister and 9-year-old stepbrother
Government investigating presence of Jubaland forces in Mandera. Governor Khalif confirms their presence, urges necessary action. Mandera East residents stage demos over the forces' presence
PS Fikirini Jacobs has faulted Kilifi residents for rejecting a proposed nuclear project that was to be set up in Matsongoni ward, but later relocated to Siaya County after continuous anti nuclear protests in Kilifi
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