For past two years Salvation Army Church has been target of attacks by young Muslim men, angry at what they consider harsh police crackdown on potential militants
Recent killings rattle coastal communities already affected by ongoing battle between Kenyan forces, al Shabab militants
Late radical's recent killing by unknown gunmen followed publicly expressed support for al Shabaab and the group's 2013 Westgate Shopping Mall terror attack
Most of those arrested are Somali refugees who are required to have alien cards issued by Kenyan government
Despite progress since the country's 2008 violence, some analysts say gains are contingent upon maintaining faith in country's new constitution
Amnesty International says nature of conflict has changed over the years and latest violence is mainly inter-communal fighting
Authorities have accused clerics at Musa Mosque of recruiting for Somali militant group al-Shabab in Majengo neighborhood; clerics and young Muslims from mosque deny accusations
Militant group al-Shabab claims responsibility, saying it was targeting security forces
Sexual violence against women has become increasing problem, a concern for human rights organizations over last couple of years, as armed men continue to commit rapes, walk free
Kenyan-based journalists hold protest to show solidarity with three Al Jazeera reporters who have been detained without charge for more than a month
After operating two years on their own to fight al-Shabab, more than 4,000 Ethiopian troops will now operate under AMISOM mandate backed by United Nations
At least 18,000 African Union soldiers are in Somalia attempting to crush al-Shabab and end more than two decades of conflict
South Sudan's government and rebels meet separately with mediators in Addis Ababa as experts warn the situation will worsen if the East African regional bloc continues to condemn the insurgents
Critics of bill say threat of heavy fines would stop journalists from reporting on issues of corruption, good governance
Trachoma is an infectious eye disease that causes blindness if not treated early
Over the past six years, African nation has had 5 prime ministers, including the outgoing Abdi Farah Shirdon
Kenya security forces have charged Swaleh Abdallah Said with weapons possession - a charge he denies
Envoy says terrorist threat is not only about killing and destruction, but also threat to basic rights of people
Mistrust festers between community, police after Muslim, Christian clerics are murdered
Although bounty has been offered for information leading to capture of those responsible, legal experts doubt any suspect will be prosecuted, jailed
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