The Kenyans robbed of their families by al-ShababRash of kidnappings continues a decade after Kenya joined the fight against armed group in Somalia.
The plight of South Sudanese sexual assault survivorsHundreds of South Sudanese girls and women were sexually abused during conflict, but government dismisses their claims.
Kenya: Garissa attackers sentenced to long prison termsThree found guilty of involvement in university siege given decades in jail after 2015 killing of 148 people by gunmen.
The Somali refugees whose lives were halted by Trump’s travel banThousands in Dadaab camp were ready to travel to the US and start new lives, but they were denied entry two years ago.
Kenyan Somali refugees claim they are denied citizenship rightsPoor Kenyan Somalis registered as Dadaab refugees to access benefits, but say they are now being refused nationality.
In Zambia, poverty and social exclusion spur teenage pregnanciesWith poor education facilities on Mbabala island, which is home to 2,000 people, children engage in sex at an early age.
The Kenyans who earn $100 a month picking Valentine’s Day flowersKenya is Africa’s largest flower exporter, but thousands of farm workers struggle to sustain their families.
Life in a Kenyan rubbish dump: Illness, poverty afflict communityDandora is Nairobi’s main dumping ground. Every day, it receives more than 2,000 metric tonnes of waste.This gallery article has 7 imagescamera7
Kenya hotel attack: ‘Painful and traumatising’Survivors describe the al-Shabab attack on a hotel and office complex that killed 21 people.
Kenyan community establishing its own ‘instant justice’Crime suspects in central town face punishment by civilians, but government condemns response as ‘mob injustice’.