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The strike over better pay and working conditions has crippled public hospitals.
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Kenyan poachers kill one of Africa's oldest 'giant tusker' elephants
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Family unable to retrieve body of ex-British army officer Tristan Voorspuy shot dead in Kenya
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Devastating drought pushes Kenya to the brink of famine and violence
Locals accuse the government of diverting increasing amounts of water for political gain.
Kenya: Opposition leader Raila Odinga warns of mass protests if August elections 'rigged'
Comments likely to unnerve Kenyans still reeling from 2007 post-election violence that killed some 1,200.
Kenyan couple renew vows in lavish ceremony on Valentine's Day after $1 wedding
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Kenyan doctors jailed as strike over pay and conditions enters 71st day
Kenyan doctors in public hospitals have been on strike since 5 December.
Kenya: President Kenyatta warns people against stealing food aid as drought spreads
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The Dadaab dilemma – Kenya given urgent warning to solve Somali refugee crisis
Kenya High Court ruled to keep Dadaab refugee camp open as 260,000 Somali refugees would be at risk.
Dadaab refugee camp remains open after Kenya appeals ruling
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