Kenya

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On this episode, Jerry Bambi takes you on a ride with the latest inspiring stories across the continent.

Kenya's Wildlife Service rangers rescued three elephants bogged down in the muddy waters of Lake Kapnarok on Monday.

The new images prove the elusive feline is alive and well.

Interpol has been working closely with the Kenyan police in their investigation and five suspects, one of them listed as a Canadian citizen, have appeared in a Kenyan court.

Gunmen have kidnapped a 23-year-old Italian female aid worker in the coastal region of Kilifi in Kenya, with five others also injured during the attack

An artist in Kenya is creating paintings for the visually impaired by incorporating Braille into her work, in hopes of helping blind people to experience art.

Melania Trump showed off the very clean, bright, white hat while travelling on safari but some say it's a symbol of oppression

Scientists are studying biomarkers in the droppings of rhinos in an effort to save the species.

Wildlife workers and conservationists in Nairobi National Park are busy rounding up eight black rhinos.

Women are increasingly willing to join the fire service, serving both personal goals and their local communities.

Water and Sanitation Minister Simon Chelugui said it did not meet regulations, but the general manager of the farm denied that the dam lacked the necessary approvals

Six people have drowned in Kenya in overnight flooding and 11 others are missing, local authorities said Friday, the latest of dozens of deaths caused by heavy seasonal rains in recent weeks.

Aid agencies are struggling to provide aid to remote areas of Kenya following several weeks of torrential rain and landslides.

No new records set but crowds treated to joint male-female finish for first time.

Around 10,000 Ethiopians - mainly members of the Oromo ethnic group - crossed into Kenya earlier this month, according to the Kenyan Red Cross Society, after several civilians were killed in what the Ethiopian military said was a botched security operation targeting militants.

There are now only two females of the subspecies left in the world.

A major operation has begun to transport 30 elephants to a National Park in Kenya.