Travel, Safaris and Holiday in Kenya

Kenya’s contested presidential elections in December 2007 and the wave of violence that followed forced thousands of people to leave their homes and seek refuge in displacement camps. One year later, many are still not resettled. In the Rift Valley town of Nakuru, groups of refugees decided to take the matter into their own hands.

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Dean Cain has ‘Eyes on Kenya

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Urban population’s are swelling around the world, and more populated cities mean more rubbish – a major problem in slums like Kibera, in Kenya’s capital Nairobi. But an ingenuous incineration program could help contain pollution by transforming waste into fuel.

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Our Lady of Grace School

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Suspected thieves tried to break into the home of Barack Obama’s elderly step-grandmother in Kenya.

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With Kenya’s energy supply capacity dangerously close to its limit, the country is embracing geothermal energy - a green alternative to fossil fuel and which is allow the East African nation to preserve its rich environmental heritage.

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An artist from Kenya displays his unique animal sculptures at the San Diego Zoo.

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Barack Obama’s Kenyan family erupted in cheers Wednesday, singing “we are going to the White House!” as Obama became the first African-American elected president.

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Kenya erupted in joy on Wednesday, as its favourite son Barack Obama — whose late father was Kenyan — takes over the White House and becomes America’s first black president.

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A local Kenyan woman says that Obama’s victory means that anything is possible.

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