November 29

• Kenya: Car and General School Certified By Cummins

  The Car and General Training School has been certified by Cummins to train technicians who provide after sales service for Cummins diesel engines and generators. Read more »

• Kenya: Somali Border Police Get Land Cruisers

  The police yesterday received 17 vehicles to boost security in refugee camps and along the border the Kenya-Somalia border. The United Nations High Commission for Refugees country... Read more »

• Kenya/Burundi: Favourites Face Off in Search of Last Eight Slots

  Group 'B' leaders Burundi and Tanzania meet today as they look to book their places in the last eight of the Cecafa Tusker Cup. Burundi laid down a marker in the tournament by... Read more »

November 28

• Kenya: Govt and UNHCR to Return Somalia Refugees.

  Plans to repatriate Somalia refugees home have begun through the government and UNHCR. Commissioner for Refugees Badu Katelu says the program is likely to take time as it will... Read more »

November 27

• Kenya: Sh200 Million Patrol Boats Grounded in Mombasa

  Mystery surrounds the stalling of three Kenya Police patrol boats worth Sh201 million commissioned by the late former Internal security minister George Saitoti after being in... Read more »

November 26

• Kenya: Suspect Behind Killing of KDF Soldiers Arrested

  A man suspected to be behind the killing of three KDF soldiers in Garissa was arrested over the weekend in Hulugho area near the Kenya -Somali border. He confessed to being behind... Read more »

November 24

• Kenya: Are the Somali Third Rate Citizens? [opinion]

  Lawyer Mohamed Ibrahim said he felt "like a third rate citizen" following the announcement and implementation in November 1989 of an obviously illegal nationwide operation by the... Read more »

November 23

• Kenya: Compensate Garissa Eastleigh Victims

  Kenya Somali professionals are demanding for compensation, for the destruction of property and loss of lives during the violent attacks in Garissa and Eastleigh. The group say the... Read more »

• Kenya: Police Oppose Release of Blast Suspect

  THE anti-terror police yesterday opposed the release of Bella Vista grenade blast suspect on bail, saying he might disappear to Saudi Arabia or Somalia "where he has a network of... Read more »

• Kenya: The Changing Fortunes of Garissa Town

  From the safest town in East and Central Africa, the town is now the epicentre of retaliatory attacks by al Shabaab sympathisers Read more »

November 22

• Kenya: Police Question Three Over Sunday Blast

  Police are interrogating three terror suspects in connection with Sunday's blast in Eastleigh. PPO Moses Ombati says they are however yet to arrest the masterminds who are believed... Read more »

• Kenya: Criminal Gangs Take Over Eastleigh

  She woke up on Monday morning to attend to a customer she had not finished with on Sunday after an explosion outside her shop. Read more »

November 21

• Kenya: Mwazo Assures Tourists

  Tourism minister Dan Mwazo has assured tourists in the country that there will be no chaos in the run up to the March 4, 2013 polls. Read more »

• Kenya: Deqa Abshir Exhibits At the Italian Institute of Culture

  To reach their potential, those with an aptitude for art must continue to nurture their talent. Heartily sowing the seeds, contemporary Somali-Kenyan painter, Deqa Abshir,... Read more »

November 20

• Kenya: Do Not Victimise Somali Community

  A section of Eastleigh residents yesterday reacted to a grenade explosion in a matatu that killed six people - by attacking members of the Somali community. Read more »

• Kenya: Tourists Arrive for Sport Fishing At the Waters of Watamu

  Tourists have started arriving at the coast ahead of the Captain Morgan Deep Sea Fishing World Championships to be held between November 24 and 30. Read more »

• Kenya: France Asks Kenya for Kidnap Details

  France deputy ambassador has said the government must give a comprehensive and satisfactory report on the French woman kidnapped in Lamu to lift its travel advisory. Read more »

• Kenya: ATPU Blames Attack On Chief's Camp On Al Shabaab Remnants

  POLICE have linked the Friday grenade attack at Ng'omeni chief's office in Kwale to the al Shabaab militia. Read more »

• Kenya: Police Hunt for Rogo's Somalia Trained Son

  DETECTIVES are looking for a son of the slain Muslim cleric Aboud Rogo who has sneaked into the country from Somalia. Highly placed intelligence reports indicate that the... Read more »

November 16

• Kenya: British Military Equipment Firm Establishes Factory in Mombasa

  A British defense equipment manufacturing company has established a state-of-the-art factory in Mombasa. The Sh3.5 billion Osprea Logistics plant will manufacture armoured... Read more »

• Kenya: Rogo's Son Still in Custody

  Three suspects among them the son of the late controversial Muslim cleric Aboud Rogo are still being held by anti terror police officers. They believe the three have a connection... Read more »

November 15

• Kenya: Pirates Are Getting 'More Sophisticated'

  Though piracy has significantly reduced off the Somali coast, pirates have become more organised and sophisticated, Indian Navy officers l have said. Read more »

November 13

• Kenya: State Given Seven Days On Garissa TFG Soldiers

  The government has been given a week to remove Somalia TFG soldiers from the Garissa Provincial General Hospital. Giving the ultimatum, community leaders and clerics in Garissa... Read more »

November 9

• Kenya: Amisom Denies Charcoal Smuggling

  The Somalia government has formed a task force to deal with charcoal trade in the port of Kismayu two months after it was taken over by Amisom troops. Read more »

• Kenya: U.S Can't Dictate to Kenya, Envoy

  The US government is not opposed to ICC suspects Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto running for the presidency, a top official has said. Read more »