A six-month-old baby girl has been found amidst the rubble of a collapsed building in Kenya, miraculously surviving three days on her own without food or water.
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Kenya: A Year Since 147 Died in Garissa Attack
April 2 marked one year since a handful of Al-Shabaab militants stormed the University campus in Garissa – in Kenya’s volatile east, near the Somali border – and slaughtered 147 mostly Christian students.
Ex-Missionary Sentenced to 40 Years in Prison for Abusing Kids in Kenya
A former volunteer missionary to an orphanage in Kenya has been convicted of sexually abusing children in the orphanage and has been sentenced to 40 years in prison.
Al Shabaab Kills Christians in Raid on Village in Coastal Kenya
In a pre-dawn raid on a predominantly Christian area in coastal Kenya on Sunday (Jan. 31), Islamic extremist Al Shabaab rebels killed at least four Christians, beheading one of them, area sources said.
Muslim Man Dies from Injuries Incurred While Protecting Christians
A Muslim man who heroically protected Christians in a terrorist attack in Kenya has died from his injuries.
Kenya’s Garissa University Reopens Nine Months after Massacre
Faculty and administrators at Garissa University College returned to work Monday (Jan. 4), nine months after a bloody massacre of mainly Christian students by Somalia’s al-Shabab militants forced its closure.
Kenya: Muslims Protect Christians from Al-Shabaab Attack
A group of Muslims are being hailed as heroes after protecting Christians from al-Shabaab militants in Kenya.
Bible Must be at Center of Anglican Meeting, Global Group Says
Restoring the Bible to the heart of the Anglican Communion should be the goal of a meeting called this week by Archbishop of Canterbury, said the head of the Global Anglican Future Conference.
Anglican Church in Kenya Expels Priests Accused of Practicing Homosexuality
In an unprecedented move, the Anglican Church in Kenya on Sept. 10 expelled five priests for allegedly engaging in homosexual activity.
Kenya Moves Forward with Strict New Church Regulations
The Kenyan government is cracking down on churches in the country, using two high-profile incidents of misconduct to help justify the new regulations.
