Al Jazeera’s Peter Greste writes second letter from Egypt’s Tora Prison, where he is being held without charge.

As Kenya celebrates 50 years of independence, has the country has live up to the promises of its founding father?

Interpreting conflict as merely ethnic is not only superficial but also dangerous if it drives policy and peace deals.

In a symbolic referendum, 99.9 percent of voters in the disputed region of Abyei favour joining South Sudan over Sudan.

Footage seen a month after the deadly mall siege suggests al-Shabab achieved a lot more than what it had aimed for.

Kenya and Somalia face challenge of figuring out how to defeat an organisation in “an intelligence war”.

There is a growing view from Nairobi that al-Shabab’s Westgate Mall attack was an act of desperation

Country revamped its political systems after the 1994 genocide. While not perfect, the changes are worth watching.

Violence stemming from rivalry between Murle and Lou Nuer tribes has sent at least 100,000 people fleeing their homes.