All Kenyan television channels that went black after an action by the opposition are now back in the air. Television channel Citizen TV itself announced that the broadcasts were resumed.
The Kenyan police used tear gas on Monday to disperse a crowd of demonstrators who demanded that three closed TV channels go up again. The government put the TV channels black last week because of their coverage of the opposition.
Three Kenyan television channels remain off the air indefinitely. It is about media that tried to defeat a striking protest action of the opposition on Tuesday. Then the private channels suddenly went black.
Among other things, the Kenyan police came into action with tear gas against supporters of opposition leader Raila Odinga who had gathered for a protest in the center of the capital Nairobi. Thousands of people have come to the Uhuru Park in Nairobi for what they call the swearing in of their president.
In a head-on collision between a truck and a bus, at least 36 people were killed in the west of Kenya on Sunday and eleven injured.
The ceasefire in South Sudan has been short-lived. A few hours after the file was officially entered, Sunday actions were reported again between army troops and rebels. Both parties, who have a cease-fire agreement on Thursday, blame each other for the violation.
The United States suspend part of its support to the Somali army because of concerns about corruption. The Somalis were repeatedly unable to indicate where American relief goods had remained, according to documentation that has been reviewed by Reuters.
Due to a complicated accident involving several vehicles on a road in Kenya, at least 32 people were killed.
A Turkish Airlines aircraft was diverted after discovering a Wi-Fi network with the name 'bomb on board.' The plane flew from Nairobi to Istanbul, but forced a stopover in the Sudanese capital Khartoum.
The 56-year-old Uhuru Kenyatta was installed for the second time as president of East African Kenya on Tuesday. He took the oath in the crowded Kasarani Sport Stadium north of the capital Nairobi. The legality of his re-election is fiercely contested by his political arch rival, the opposition leader Raila Odinga.
At several places in the capital of Kenya, Nairobi, the police deployed tear gas on Tuesday morning against crowds that are up for the inauguration of President Uhuru Kenyatta. Kenyatta is installed in the Kasarani Sport Stadium north of the city.
During clashes between security forces and supporters of the opposition in Kenya, at least five people were killed on Friday. The police intervened with tear gas, baton and water cannon to spread the demonstrators. According to opposition leader Raila Odinga, the police also sharpened.
The Kenyan police have closed streets around the Supreme Court in Nairobi. Judges are questioning whether the presidential election can take place on Thursday. The controversy over the polling line in Kenya leads to large divisions.
A young man has served a bloodbath at his former school in northwestern Kenya on Saturday morning. They shot five pupils and one night watchman and injured another twenty other people. They also raped two girls, said a hospital worker in Kakuma, the nearest city at 80 kilometers from the school in Lokichogio.
The Kenyan electoral council has put the names of eight presidential candidates on the polling ballot on 26 October. Apart from the favorite Uhuru Kenyatta, the main opposition leader Raila Odinga is also on. He said he did not participate because he thinks it will not be fair again. Apparently he has not yet submitted the official papers for his withdrawal.
Opposition leader Raila Odinga retires from the presidential election in Kenya, which is being held again this month. Odinga repeatedly said he would boycott the poll if the electoral council did not replace the officials who accused him of irregularities in August.
Kenyan President Kenyan Uhuru has worked hard at the Supreme Court in his country. He denounced the judges to commit a 'coup' when they void the presidential election won by him.
Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga is threatening to boycott the resignation of the presidential election. He demands 'legal and constitutional' guarantees to ensure that the ballot box is honest.
The Kenyan voters will go to the ballot box on Tuesday, October 17 to elect a president. Sitting President Uhuru Kenyatta was re-elected in August, but the Supreme Court ruled that result for 'irregularities and illegal acts' by the electoral commission.
President Uhuru Kenyatta wants to address the judiciary in Kenya. The country, he said, has 'a problem' with the judges who ruled that the elections he had won last month must be done.
The Kenyan presidential election must be reversed within sixty days. The Supreme Court in the East African country ruled that the electoral commission had blamed 'irregularities and irregularities.' The victory of sitting president Uhuru Kenyatta is therefore invalid.
The Kenyan opposition and the government party of President Uhuru Kenyatta get partial access to electoral computer systems in the East African country. They can find out, among other things, who used the devices and servers of the independent authority, judging the Supreme Court.
Kenyan police officials have killed 12 people earlier this month during the riots of President Uhuru Kenyatta's election victory. At least one hundred people were seriously injured by police violence, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW), based on their own research.
The Kenyan police and tax authorities have invaded an office of a pro-democratic organization on Wednesday. He had asked critical questions about the preparations for the controversial elections last week.
Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga has called for a strike on Monday to support his claim on the presidency. He accuses the ruling party of 'wasting the blood of innocent people' despite increasing pressure on him to recognize the election defeat.
In Kenya, after protests after President Uhuru Kenyatta's election victory, three deaths have fallen.
Sitting President Uhuru Kenyatta has won the elections in Kenya. The 55-year-old businessman received 54.27 percent of the voters and could start his second and last five-year term.
The Kenyan opposition has demanded that her leader Raila Odinga be declared president. According to a major ally of Odinga, sources within the electoral commission had transferred data showing that the opposition candidate received more votes than his rival, sitting president Uhuru Kenyatta.
Hackers have tried to manipulate voice systems during the election in Kenya in Tuesday, but that attempt has failed. That has stated the chairman of the election committee on Thursday.
A gang on Wednesday in the Kenyan city of Isiolo was wounded with a knife knife invoking a bureau where the votes of the presidential election of Tuesday were counted. An election official of the ruling Jubilee party came alive. The police shot two attackers dead.
