Kisumu, Kenya News

Three people were confirmed dead and several others missing after a goods train derailed and crushed makeshift buildings in Nairobi's Kibera slums.

SIAYA DISTRICT, Kenya- Alongside a pitted rural road, a dozen women and children plunge yellow cans into a shallow pool of brown water.

A real estate firm associated with the Catholic Church is embroiled in a row with its clients over the sale of over 30 maisonettes under construction in Kisumu.

Excitement has hit the local rally fraternity with the announcement by the global rallying governing body, Fia, that it would withdraw the Sh11m requirement for rallying events to run as candidates in the World Rally Championships .

"Ocampo Detectives in Rift Valley." That was how one newspaper headline read just before ICC Prosecutor Luis-Moreno Ocampo arrived in Nairobi last month.

HEREFORDSHIRE volunteers are being asked to help disadvantaged teenagers in Kenya learn carpentry.

Chief Justice Evan Gicheru has transferred a judge, who the Law Society of Kenya had protested against.

A picture is worth a thousand words, they say. Well aware of this, award-winning photojournalist Boniface Mwangi now wants to reach out to about 500,000 youth with peace and reconciliation messages through pictures.

With bungalows in expansive half-acre compounds, the leafy suburb was initially a preserve of the rich in the lakeside town.

Kenya Airways has resumed flights to Kisumu, with a special one way fare of Sh710 starting from December 10, 2009.

Community health outreach worker Jon Bob Agwaya, right, talks to a group of men recovering from circumcision surgery outside the health clinic in Katito, Kenya.

Police headquarters has made changes affecting several divisional commandants. Police Commissioner Mathew Iteere had earlier indicated his office would make changes in line with the ongoing reforms.

Twenty-four MPs have backed Prime Minister Raila Odinga's unrelenting efforts to conserve Mau Forest and other water towers.

Special Programmes minister Naomi Shaban Tuesday said that the the real figure of the squatters evicted from the Mau forest was yet to be ascertained.

Editor's note: Africa has the world's largest number of HIV infections and AIDS cases.

The Western Kenya Tourism Circuit is set for a revolution. This follows ongoing rehabilitation and subsequent elevation of Kisumu Airport into an international gateway.

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The World Bank projects the Kenyan economy to grow by 3.5 per cent next year, just a unit percentage point up from what will be recorded this year.

A new generation of women strutting the streets of Kisumu have thrown conventional concepts of race into a spin.

A Parliamentary Caucus for Reforms' two-day retreat failed to reach a consensus after members emerged with different issues.