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Kenya

East Africa on the brink of Famine

East Africa on the brink of Famine

International

In East Africa the global effects of the war in Ukraine is being even more keenly felt. Basic food like...

Kakenya Centre young women lead the way

Kakenya Centre young women lead the way

Education Health International Social Justice

In many communities in Kenya around 80% of young women undergo female genital mutilation as has been the custom for...

Ivory goes up in smoke

Ivory goes up in smoke

Science & Environment

105 tonnes of Ivory was burned in Kenya last week as a warning to poachers.  We too in Australia destory...

Kenya’s Presidential election forced to be re-run

Kenya’s Presidential election forced to be re-run

Politics & Economy

Incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta and Opposition Leader Raila Odinga will have to face off again after the Aug 8 election was...

Kenyan Elections: Violence Looms

Kenyan Elections: Violence Looms

Politics & Economy

After weeks of political tremors, Kenya braces for violence as citizens head to the polls today. The current president, Uhuru...

Kenya delays closure of world’s biggest refugee camp

Kenya delays closure of world’s biggest refugee camp

Social Justice

Following international pressure, the Kenyan government has delayed the closure of Dadaab, the world’s biggest refugee camp. The government announced...