Kenya

Kenyan Cult Survivors Refuse to Eat: Latest Updates

By Anna Gordon

'I Need the Money But I Feel Guilt.' How a Drought-Resistant Crop Turned Women in Kenya into Reluctant Drug Lords

By Jillian Keenan and Nasibo Kabale

The Trump Administration Protested When Kenya Halted a Coal-Fired Power Plant

By Justin Worland

Watch First Ever Footage of Rare Black Leopard in Kenya

By Hillary Leung
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American Jason Spindler Killed In Nairobi Attack

Jason Spindler was a U.S. citizen based in Kenya

By Mahita Gajanan

Photos from Today's Brutal Terrorist Attack at Hotel in Kenya's Capital

Eyewitnesses saw at least 2 bodies on the scene

By Maïa Booker and Tara Law

Kenyan Officials Tried to Relocate 11 Endangered Black Rhinos. 10 Died. The Only Survivor Was Attacked by a Lion

The rhinos likely died from dehydration.

By Alejandro de la Garza

World's Last Male Northern White Rhino Dies

Sudan, 45, was euthanized this week after battling multiple age-related infections

By Eli Meixler

Wildlife Experts Spotted a Rare All-White Giraffe and Her Cub in the Wild

Their color is caused by a genetic condition

By Rachel Lewis

The Saga of Kenya's Disputed Election Is a Good-News Story

The results of any national election tell us something important about the country in question. Beyond who won and who voted, we also learn whether the country’s institutions have earned the public’s trust.Take Kenya, for...

By Ian Bremmer

Kenya Now Has the World's Toughest Plastic Bag Law

The East African nation's new law is the toughest the world has seen so far

By Kevin Lui

Kenyans Head to the Polls Amid Fears of Violence

The country's foremost political dynasties are polling neck-and-neck

By Katharine Houreld / Reuters

The Election Is Driving You Insane. So Here Are 5 Good News Stories From Around the World

It's not all bad everywhere

By Ian Bremmer

Why I'm Fighting to End Female Genital Mutilation

I escaped it. Others weren't as lucky

By Maureen Bii / World Pulse, Kenya

Kenya: Trial of British Artistocrat on Drug Charges Delayed

The family of Jack Marrian insists that he is innocent

By Kevin Lui

Global Community Agrees Legal Ivory Trade Must End

While the agreement marks a historical moment for conservationists, some say more needs to be done

By Tekendra Parmar

Malala Yousafzai Visits World's Largest Refugee Camp

Dadaab refugee camp is home to more than 300,000 refugees

By Tara John

I Was Ostracized for Having Twins in Kenya

Tragedy and superstition nearly tore my life apart

By Immaculate Amoit / World Pulse

Monkey Causes Nationwide Power Blackout in Kenya

Now, that's what we call monkey business

By Megan McCluskey

Don't Let Periods Stop Girls From Receiving an Education

'In my Kenyan community, speaking about menstruation is taboo'

By Gladys Muthara / World Pulse
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