Kenyan authorities deport Abdullah El-Faisal to Gambia
07 Jan 2010: Kenyan authorities have deported a controversial Jamaican Muslim religious leader to Gambia because he posed a serious threat to Kenya's security, officials said. Abdullah El-Faisal had not committed crimes in Kenya nor was he wanted in other countries,Kenyan clashes 24 people killed
17 Sep 2009: At least 24 people have been killed and dozens more wounded amid tribal clashes in drought-stricken northern Kenya, local officials have said. Gunbattles between the Samburu and Pokot tribes began early on Tuesday, said Raphael Lentimao, a member ofAnnan hands ICC list of perpetrators of post-election violence in Kenya
10 Jul 2009: Kofi Annan has given the International Criminal Court a sealed envelope with the names of the main suspects responsible for Kenya's post-election violence last year. The list of about a dozen people includes at least two senior cabinet ministers and willCentral Kenya clashes many dead
22 Apr 2009: At least 24 people have been killed in central Kenya in clashes between villagers and members of the Mungiki sect. Charles Owino, the deputy police spokesman, said on Tuesday that the deaths occurred overnight when villagers near the town of Karatina tookBaptizing Obama's Granny Irks Muslims
22 Apr 2009: NAIROBI - An attempt by a protestant church to convert US President Barack Obama's Muslim step-grandmother to Christianity has drawn the ire of Kenyan Muslims who urged the government to intervene. "I regret the attempt by the Christian religion to force17th-century laws revived to punish bane of the high seas
18 Apr 2009: Kenya is considering setting up a tribunal dedicated to prosecuting pirates to cope with the influx of Somalis detained at sea. Officials said that it would improve efficiency and transparency as well as easing the burden on an already creaking legalEnd Abuse and Neglect of Somali Refugees
31 Mar 2009: Hundreds of thousands of Somali refugees in Kenya face abuse by corrupt and violent police and a rapidly growing humanitarian emergency in the world’s largest refugee settlement, Human Rights Watch said in a new report released today. Kenya shouldKenya Smearing Somali Entrepreneurs
24 Mar 2009: We are used to News Headlines showing Somali business men beheadings in South Africa because of their enterprising and entrepreneurial talents but who knew Kenyan Newspaper would carry out a campaign to smear and discredit the hard work and toils of theReport Reveals Arms Imports
06 Oct 2008: A total of 77 tanks and 15 jet fighters were secretly imported by Kenya last year alone, according to official documents. Two rocket launchers and more than 40,000 automatic rifles and machine guns were also brought in, the United Nations says. Yet theMore deadly riots amidst power-sharing stalemate
09 Apr 2008: (SomaliNet) As opposition leaders announced that they were suspending talks with the Kenyan government over a stalled power sharing agreement, riots erupted in Kenya on Tuesday. Dozens of young men stormed into the streets of Kibera, a sprawling slum inpower-sharing hits deadlock over cabinet
28 Mar 2008: NAIROBI, March 27 (Reuters) - Kenya's political rivals traded accusations on Thursday over who is to blame for the deadlock in plans to create a unity government and end the country's post-election crisis. The share flotation of top mobile phone operatorSecond Kenyan opposition MP killed
31 Jan 2008: David Kimutai Too, a Kenyan opposition legislator was shot dead in the Rift Valley town of Eldoret, the second member of parliament from the Orange Democratic Movement killed this week. An unidentified woman was also shot at in Thursday's incident. Raila'Ethnic cleansing' in Kenya
31 Jan 2008: The top United States diplomat for Africa has described the violence in parts of Kenya since the disputed presidential election as \"clear ethnic cleansing\". Jendayi Frazer, US assistant secretary of state, said that the mass displacement of civilians inKenyan forces use helicopters to protect sheltering refugees
29 Jan 2008: Two military helicopters today fired rubber bullets above a mob threatening members of the Luo tribe sheltering at a police post in western Kenya. \"The helicopters are dive-bombing the crowd and firing their guns,\" said a Reuters reporter in Naivasha, aEthnic violence spreads in Kenya, with no sign of respit
27 Jan 2008: NAIROBI: Ethnic violence continued to spread throughout Kenya on Sunday, with at least 7 people burned to death in their homes in a tourist town and more than 100 people killed in the past four days. It was the worst fighting since the first days ofslashnews
Major quake shakes eastern city of Van
A 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit eastern Turkey yesterday, triggering the collapse of buildings and killing many people, according
to officials and experts. At least 50 people were taken to the single hospital in the city of Van, Anatolia news agency said,
The wretched scandal of Gaza
Past bombed suburbs and scrubland stands the house on the frontier of hell. Once, Abdullah Wahdem's home was a pleasant villa set
in the citrus groves of northern Gaza. Now its cream stucco frontage is pitted by the bullets and artillery salvos that
From Hate to Love -
Story of Adiy ibn Hatim
In the ninth year of the Hijrah, an 'Arab king made the first positive moves to Islam after years of feeling hatred for it. He
drew closer to faith (iman) after opposing arid combating it. And he finally pledged allegiance to the Prophet, peace be on him,
Microsoft Bing in search deal with China’s
Baidu
Microsoft has signed a deal with China’s top search engine, Baidu, to provide the site with censored web search services in
English. Baidu, which dominates 83 per cent of the local market and whose success is built on its Chinese language services, said
