Clerics in Kenya are backing a presidential decree banning homemade brews, largely blamed for a recent spate of deaths in the East African nation.
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Kenyan Christians Live in Fear of Al-Shabaab Attacks
Al-Shabaab militants are attacking Christians in the North Eastern Province in Kenya.
Kenyan Evangelicals Warn Obama Not to Push for Gay Rights during Visit
About 700 Kenyan pastors are urging President Obama not to push the gay agenda during his visit to the country, which starts today.
Kenyan Evangelicals Protest Upcoming Obama Visit
President Barack Obama’s upcoming visit to Kenya sent a small group of protestors to the streets on Monday. Their message to him: Don’t advocate for gay rights in Kenya.
Al Shabaab Mounts Another Attack on Non-Muslims Near Mandera, Kenya
Islamic extremists with Somalia-based Al Shabaab killed 17 quarry workers in northern Kenya early Tuesday morning (July 7), including several Christians, sources said.
Concerns Grow over Radicalized Kenyan Youths in Islamic Militia
Three years ago, Solomon Osman woke up in a dimly lit room in Garissa, Kenya, after armed men grabbed him and stuffed him into a truck as he was selling clothes on the street in Mombasa 280 miles away.
Kenya: 95 Public Schools Close after 2,000 Christian Teachers Quit for Fear of Attacks
At least 95 schools in Kenya were forced to shut their doors after 2,000 teachers quit over fears of Islamic extremist attacks.
Al-Shabab Militants Create Chaos, Pain for Somalis
Sitting under a veranda at the former headquarters of Somali Airlines, Ali Bashir sipped coffee and chewed khat, an African herb, as he recounted 15 years of anarchy fomented by al-Shabab Islamic terrorists.
Kenya’s Christians and Muslims Divided over Amnesty Plan
Religious tensions between Christians and Muslims have flared after the government extended amnesty to youth who denounce the Muslim terrorist group al-Shabab, a step Christian leaders condemned.
Garissa Student Leader Urges Prayer for Survivors of Al-Shabab Attack
The chairman of Garissa University College’s Christian Union, who survived the Al Shabab attack which killed 148 students, has pleaded for prayer for the healing of survivors.
