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Kenya: New Terror Attacks Hit As Tourists Leave
DW, 16 May 2014
Two explosions rocked the Kenyan capital Nairobi only hours after British companies flew out holidaymakers in response to terror alerts issued by the British Foreign Office. Read more »
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Kenya: Twin Blasts Hit Nairobi
Capital FM, 16 May 2014
At least four people have died after two explosions rocked Gikomba market on Friday afternoon. Read more »
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Kenya: Tourists Leave Hotels After Terror Warnings
The Star, 16 May 2014
Hotels in Mombasa and Kwale yesterday got a major blow after a number of tourists called short their stay at several hotels in the resort towns. More than 150 tourists, mainly UK… Read more »
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Kenya: Govt Faulted for Failing to Reassure Tourists
Capital FM, 15 May 2014
The Kenya Tourism Federation (KTF) is demanding that the Government gives tourism the importance it deserves in light of travel advisories from four Western countries considered as… Read more »
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Kenya: Foreign Affairs Ministry 'Disapointed' With Travel Advisories to Kenya
The Star, 15 May 2014
Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed disappointment with the decision of the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and France to issue a travel advisory to their citizens… Read more »
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Kenya: Govt Slams Travel Bans By Britain, U.S.
Capital FM, 15 May 2014
The government has scoffed at travel advisories issued by four Western countries this week, describing the warnings as 'unfriendly acts coming from partners who have borne the… Read more »
Kenya Tourists Leave Hotels After Warnings
The Kenyan tourism industry has suffered a major blow after terror warnings from the U.S. and UK led to holidaymakers shortening their stay in the country.
Bomb experts and plainclothes police officers gather at the scene of a bus explosion along the Thika super-highway in Nairobi.
InFocus
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Deputy President William Ruto has said that the government will do everything in its power to bring the perpetrators of two explosions in Mombasa and Nairobi to book. Read more »
