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Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga
Kenya: A Short-Term Celebration
April 17, 2008 1754 GMT
Kenya's new government, formed under a power-sharing deal, is not expected to ease the tribal tensions exploited during the country's heated presidential election. [more]
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Kenya: Odinga Asks AU To Suspend Mugabe
July 1, 2008 0029 GMT
Kenya: Food Price Protest Dispersed
May 31, 2008 1906 GMT
Kenya: New Coalition Sworn In
April 17, 2008 1317 GMT
Somalia: Militants Kill Four
April 14, 2008 0918 GMT
Kenya: Cabinet Details
April 13, 2008 2030 GMT
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MAP - Africa - Kenya, Zimbabwe shown
Celebrations in Nairobi, Stalemate in Harare
April 17, 2008 1324 GMT
After months of political riots and lingering uncertainty ushered in by hotly contested election results, Kenya welcomes a new coalition government. But Zimbabwe, there are neither riots nor election results. [more]
Dhows docked at Lamu, Kenya
Kenya: Somalian Drug Smugglers and the SICC
April 4, 2008 1356 GMT
Somalians are reportedly smuggling drugs through Kenya's Lamu port. The smuggling of drugs and other contraband is a likely source of funding for the Somalian Islamist insurgency. [more]
Photo - Kofi Annan in Kenya
Kenya: Government, Opposition Reach Deal
February 28, 2008 1419 GMT
The Kenyan government and opposition have reached a power-sharing deal meant to solve the country's political crisis, but tribal hostilities will remain unresolved. [more]
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice walking with Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki
Kenya, U.S.: Counterterrorism and Resolving the Political Crisis
February 18, 2008 1621 GMT
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice warned that U.S.-Kenyan relations could be in danger given the political crisis wracking the African country. [more]
PHOTO -- Kenya: Kofi Annan Addresses Parliament
Kenya: The First Step Toward Normality
February 14, 2008 1910 GMT
Kenya's two leading political parties agreed Feb. 14 to rewrite the country's constitution -- the first step toward resolving the political crisis there. [more]
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