The refugees say they fear losing their

Tensions between the governments of Kenya and Sudan have continued to escalate after Rapid Support Forces (RSF) meetings hosted in Nairobi. RSF went on to sign a “political agreement” charter with its affiliates to establish a “governmental authority” in the areas controlled by the para-military group.

Nairobi office invited qualified and interested candidates to apply for the positions, including internships and top managerial posts.

In a series of meetings in Nairobi, Kenya, Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed spearheaded discussions on fortifying global food systems and advancing sustainable development, setting the stage for the upcoming fourth UN Food Systems Summit.

This adds to the numerous foreign aid funds that US has been withdrawing from since President Trump took over.

Mudavadi says Nairobi has set a high threshold in protecting freedoms and countering violence and rights violations.

The UN-approved MSS has around 1,000 personnel from six nations, though mostly from Kenya, out of 2,500 initially expected. One Kenyan officer died after being shot on Sunday. Read moreArmed gangs might 'represent community' for children seeking out a ...

The UN World Food Program (WFP) will close its southern Africa office following the Trump administration's recent foreign aid cuts. The decision underscores the broader impact of the

Security Council expresses grave concern about charter to establish parallel governing authority in Sudan - Anadolu Ajansı

Kenya is urging Sudan's armed rivals to join a coalition formed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which it says could help form a long-lasting government of unity. And after days of lying

Kenya’s storied legacy as a pillar of African liberation now stands at a dangerous crossroads after extending diplomatic recognition to the Sudanese RSF militia.

The Chinese embassy in Kenya marked International Women's Day on Thursday, bringing together women representatives from the political, business and academic sectors. The event featured performances celebrating both Kenyan and Chinese cultures.