Full Coverage: Kenya

20.03.2006 Kenya and other African countries are beginning to sour on the edicts laid down by their Western allies, looking instead China to help them grow economically and politically, some analysts are saying.

20.03.2006 The pastoralist way of life in Kenya, unchanged for generations, could be under threat from the current drought, unless help arrives now, says Richard Wainwright.
* 'These were my livestock' - PamelaÂ’s story

08.03.2006 Thousands of Kenyans took to the streets of Nairobi and four major towns in defence of press freedom following a widely condemned raid on the premises of a newspaper publishing company by hooded police commandos.

02.03.2006 Kenya's Internal Security Minister John Michuki has admitted that the Government organised the simultaneous raids at the Standard Media Group's editorial offices and printing plant, and warned, "When you rattle a snake you must be ready to be bitten."
* Reporters Without Borders disgusted by show of force

02.03.2006 Dozens of armed men raided a leading Kenyan media house on Thursday morning and shut down its operations, three days after police arrested several reporters from the same organisation.

01.03.2006 The public was urged yesterday not to let Kenya's corruption scandals stop aid donations for people hit by the country's worsening food crisis.