Kenya

Rwanda has faced ethnic conflict but escaped terror attacks.

200 youths attacked Chinese contract workers, accusing them of denying local workers job opportunities.

Riek Machar replaced by Taban Deng Gai when the former fled Juba following July violence.

Local authorities in Mombasa claim dusk weddings targeted by knife-wielding gangs.

The drugs were discovered in containers from Brazil destined for Uganda.

Barack's half-brother Malik Obama explains why he is changing party loyalties ahead of US elections.

Rights researcher Otsieno Namwaya told IBTimes UK of operation 'worse than Usalama Watch'

Hundreds of murders blamed on Kenyan police have not lead to proper investigations, HRW told IBTImes UK

Three decomposing bodies were found stuffed in burlap sacks in a river a week after abduction of trio.

Initial reports suggest that Administration Police officers may have been involved in the murders.

Three police officers are being held over offences relating to the killings.

Bodies of lawyer Willie Kimani, his client, and their driver found prior to police trial.

IBTimes UK meets one of the 1% of refugees lucky enough to be resettled

UPDATE: Bodies of rights lawyer Willie Kimani and his driver Joseph Muiruri allegedly found in Nairobi

IBTimes UK meets the Somali girls forced to flee Kenya's refugee camps.

IBTimes UK meets LGBTI Ugandans who claim they suffer attacks despite seeking safety in Kenya.

Militants ambush police vehicle in Mandera vowing attacks will continue until Kenyan troops leave Somalia.

IBTimes UK attended celebrations in the capital's Kayole suburb as refugees performed traditional dances.

Photo story: IBTimes UK follows the journey of a South Sudanese asylum seeker looking for protection in Kenya.

Photo story: IBTimes UK commemorates Day of the African Child 2016 among Kakuma's most vulnerable children.

IBTimes UK investigates claims that South Sudanese people fleeing instability are banned from seeking asylum.

The Kenyan government has stated homosexuality is an 'unnatural act'.

UPDATE: Five year old boy treated for gunshot wounds in Kisumu hospital after protest

UPDATE: Unconfirmed reports that one person has died during the protests in western city of Kisumu.

The al-Qaeda-affiliated militant group remains a threat to Somalia and neighbouring Kenya and Uganda.

Diplomats sent a formal complaint after alleged remarks at the UN Environmental Assembly last week.

Tomato Leaf Miner, also known as Tuta Absoluta has caused losses of at least 1bn naira in Kaduna State.

The International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, a childbirth injury, is marked on 23 May.

A new generation of apps promises to alleviate Africa's transportation woes

Human Rights Watch described the police brutality as a 'threat to human rights'.