Kenya

- Analysis
- Conflict
- 26 June 2017
Kenya reconciliation faces major election test

As Kenya heads to elections in August, the threat of political violence looms large
- Feature
- Climate change
- 23 May 2017
A way of life under threat in Kenya as Lake Turkana shrinks

Some 300,000 people depend on Lake Turkana. Drought and a dam in neighbouring Ethiopia have put their livelihoods at risk
- Feature
- Aid and Policy
- 2 May 2017
Kenya’s black market in “refugee real estate”

The informal trade in refugee shelters is leaving refugees vulnerable to exploitation
- Feature
- Solutions and Innovations
- 3 March 2017
Climate change adaptation: Kenya's bottom-up approach

The daily weather forecast text messages were a modest intervention — a drop in the ocean of global climate finance — yet they made the difference between profit and loss for a group of businesswomen in southeast Kenya’s Makueni County.
- Feature
- Environment and Disasters
- 2 March 2017
The hidden threat behind Kenya’s worsening drought

Kenya is suffering from a devastating drought. But man-made problems are also threatening communities in the crucial Tana Delta
- News
- Aid and Policy
- 17 February 2017
The weekly humanitarian outlook

Every week, IRIN’s team of editors takes a look at what lies ahead on the humanitarian agenda and curates a selection of some of the best reports, opinion, and journalism you may have missed:
- Feature
- Aid and Policy
- 2 February 2017
Blocked by Trump, unwanted by Kenya, Somali refugees face new crisis as famine looms

With Kenya threatening to close Dadaab, resettlement in the US currently off the table, and famine looming at home, where can Somali refugees turn?
- Feature
- Aid and Policy
- 20 January 2017
The smart way to help African farmers tackle climate change

New approaches are needed to help African farmers boost food production and counter the threat of climate change
- Feature
- Environment and Disasters
- 12 January 2017
Kenyan slum activists build climate change resilience from the bottom up

Climate change hits the poor hardest but the government doesn’t seem to care so Kenyan slum activists are taking matters into their own hands
- News
- Aid and Policy
- 27 December 2016
The Grinch’s not-so-festive guide to food ration cuts

Naughty or nice, no matter: those requiring food assistance this year, particularly in Africa, are finding things even tougher than usual
- Analysis
- Migration
- 16 November 2016
Reprieve but no solution for Kenya’s Dadaab refugees

The Dadaab refugee camp has won a six-month reprieve, but the Kenyan government is still committed to its closure. Is there no alternative?
- Investigations
- Aid and Policy
- 3 October 2016
REVEALED: The “miracle babies” preacher tying British regulators in knots

A preacher accused of trafficking “miracle babies” is raking in millions of pounds through his “ministries” while his alleged child victims languish in legal limbo.