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Kenya giving laptops to all first graders, amid controversy

Newly elected Uhuru Kenyatta, with Microsoft's help, wants universal e-literacy for students in this East African nation. Critics call it ill-conceived, costly.

ICC trials for Kenya's new leaders may shift partly back home

Kenya attacks raise worries Somalia's Al Shabab are reorganizing

Africa Monitor President at home, on trial abroad: How Kenya's new leader is coping

Global News Blog Kenyan police clear protesters - and a drove of pigs - from Parliament's gates

Change Agent Two extraordinary African women tell their stories

Kenyan official seeks ally in UN to drop criminal charges against new president

A 'novel' idea for spreading literature in Africa: The cellphone

Two Iranians in Kenya found guilty of bomb plots

New Kenyan lawmakers vote themselves free luxury car perk, worth $60,000

Change Agent EcoZoom builds a market for clean cookstoves in developing economies

Africa Monitor From exile, a Sudanese journalist tells Darfur's stories

Will Bashir's visit help close the divide between the Sudans?

Change Agent Crop insurance helps Kenya's urban poor return to farming

Kenya's Supreme Court upholds election results

Pope Francis signals core mission – returning Catholics to the church (+video)

African Catholics see hope in choice of non-European pope

Opinion Key signs that Al Qaeda's Islamic extremism is moving into southern Africa

Indicted abroad for crimes, Kenya's new leaders pose diplomatic dilemma

In Kenya, dancing, doubt, and sighs of relief as Kenyatta wins presidency

Kenyan presidential candidate alleges vote-rigging

Tense wait in Kenya as electronic vote tally fails

Kenya elections: Top presidential candidate accuses UK of 'shadowy' meddling

On Kenyan election day, limited violence and high turnout

Change Agent Push for biogas in Kenya asks women to get their hands dirty