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9 Dec 2009

Kenyan churches seek removal of Islamic provisions from draft constitution

The head of the National Christian Council of Kenya has called for the removal of provisions for Islamic courts from a draft constitution for the east African country, saying this contradicts the principle of equality for all
4 Jul 2009

Kenyan churches appeal to global court on election violence

Protestant churches in Kenya have delivered a one-million signature petition to the International Criminal Court at The Hague urging investigations of post-election violence.
28 May 2009

World's oldest pupil, aged 85, embraces faith and forgiveness

The world's oldest pupil, Kimani Ng'ang'a Maruge, has embraced Christianity and been baptised, five years after he began studying at primary school at the age of 85 and learned how to read the Bible. He says he has learned to forgive his enemies.
21 Mar 2009

Kenyan churches call for fresh elections to tackle political crisis

The National Council of Churches of Kenya is calling for fresh elections in the east African country due to what it charges is a crisis of leadership and bad governance.
20 Feb 2009

Kenya's church leaders voice public anger with political corruption

Church leaders in Kenya have castigated their president, Mwai Kibaki and prime minister, Raila Odinga, saying that citizens are dispirited, embarrassed and bitter with corrupt leadership.
6 Jan 2007

Kenyan archbishop urges compassion towards Somali refugees

Kenyan Anglican Archbishop Benjamin Nzimbi has urged his government to reconsider a decision earlier this week to close its borders to refugees from neighbouring strife-torn Somalia - writes Fredrick Nzwili for Ecumenical News International.
4 Jan 2007

Churches assist refugees on Somali and Kenyan border

After the intervention of the Ethiopian troops, the situation in Somalia continues to be very tense, with the Islamic Courts Union (ICU) refusing a government offer for amnesty, say church agencies working in the region.

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