NAIROBI, Kenya – A Kenyan court has been told that a Tanzanian national- a suspect in the deadly Garissa University terror attack in Kenya that claimed 148 lives is mentally unstable to stand trial.
NAIROBI, Kenya — The Kenyan doctor who was arrested last week in Malindi over allegations of being a terror suspect was on Thursday released by a Nairobi court for lack of evidence.
Kenyan National Assembly Security Committee Chair Asman Kamama addressing the media in Nairobi (Photo: Richard Mbaya/ArmedPolitics)
NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya might impose sanctions against South Sudan leaders who are frustrating the recently signed peace deal in the Africa’s newest nation.
MOMBASA, Kenya — Four terror suspects were arraigned in a Kenyan court on Tuesday in the coastal city of Mombasa over links with the Al Shabaab and the Islamic State militant groups.
NAIROBI, Kenya — On Monday a Nairobi court in Kenya detained a terror suspect for three more days in an effort to allow police to complete investigations over the man’s alleged links with terror group, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
Residents and police officers on the scene of the horrific attack on a building in Mandera (Photo: ArmedPolitics/Richard Mbaya)
MANDERA, Kenya – Six people were killed in Kenya’s border town in Mandera when armed Al Shabaab militia attacked the town at 2:00am on Thursday morning.
NAIROBI, Kenya – The Kenyan government has strongly dismissed a report that shows Kenya’s police killed 121 people from January to August 2016, as reported by a Kenyan daily newspaper.
NAIROBI, Kenya – A Nairobi Court has adjourned a drug trafficking case valued at 5,905,164 USD facing a Briton, Jack Alexander Wolf and a Kenyan, Roy Francis Mwanthi.
NAIROBI, Kenya – Forty Ethiopian nationals of the Oromo community were charged at a Nairobi Court in Kenya, for holding an unlawful assembly in Kenya’s capital on Sunday and being in the country illegally.
NAIROBI, Kenya — A 27-year-old Kenyan man who was found guilty of seven terrorism charges has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Abdirazak Muktar, a father of one, was sentenced to serve 20 years in prison for the first count of giving support to commission terror activities and another 10 years for each of the …
