Study: Man-eating lions consumed 35 people in 1898 Source: hosted.ap.org
The nightly attacks by two man-eating lions terrified railway workers and brought construction to a halt in one of east Africa's most notorious onslaughts more than a hundred years ago. But the death toll, scientists now say, wasn't as high as previously thought.
Ordered from Australia to face mutilationSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
GRACE GICHUHI sobs quietly as she considers her future.
''They use a knife. Just a knife, no medicine,'' she says. ''They circumcise you and maybe you die or you survive.''
Kenya May Lose All Its Lions in 20 YearsSource: planetark.org
Kenya's lion population could disappear altogether in the next 20 years because of climate change, habitat destruction, disease and conflict with humans, the country's wildlife authority said on Monday.
British gem expert hacked to deathSource: Independent.co.uk
A renowned British gem expert has been hacked to death with machetes by a gang of illegal miners who ambushed him in Kenya.
Kenya empties its death-row cellsSource: BBC News
More than 4,000 prisoners on death row in Kenya will have their sentences commuted to life imprisonment, President Mwai Kibaki has announced.
Horror of Kenya's 'witch' lynchingsSource: BBC News
Villagers, many straight from their farms, and armed with machetes, sticks and axes, are shouting and crowding round in a big group in Kenya's fertile Kisii district.
Blind teacher spared deportationSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A blind teacher who won the right to be registered in South Australia has been given a reprieve from deportation.
Blind academic fights to stay in AustraliaSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
An Kenyan-born academic specialising in disabilities is having trouble staying in Australia - and he says it is due to his blindness.
Kenyan man sues over sex boycottSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A Kenyan man is seeking damages for anguish sustained during a week-long sex ban called by women's groups in a bid to force political leaders to put their rivalry aside to work for the common good.
Kidnapped Italian nuns releasedSource: BBC News
Two Italian nuns kidnapped in Kenya in November and then held in neighbouring Somalia have been freed.
Gunmen snatched Maria Teresa Olivero, 67, and Caterina Giraudo, 60, from the northern Kenyan district of Mandera and took them across the border.
More than 50 dead in Kenya oil blazeSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
More than 50 people died in Kenya when an oil spill from a crashed truck caught fire as hundreds of people crowded round it, authorities said.
'Miracle' pastor appeal refusedSource: BBC News
A controversial pastor who claimed he could give infertile couples "miracle babies" is a step closer to extradition on child abduction charges.
Obama name craze for Kenya babiesSource: BBC News
Mothers in Kenya have marked Barack Obama's historic win in the US presidential elections by naming their newborns after him and his wife.
More than half of the babies born in a Kisumu Hospital on the day after the election were named either Barack or Michelle Obama.
Goat 'condoms' save Kenyan herdsSource: BBC News
Maasai herdsmen in Kenya have turned to an age-old contraceptive device, the "olor", to protect their precious goat herds from an ongoing drought.
The olor is made from cowhide or a square piece of plastic, and is tied around the belly of the male goat.