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South Africa's cloud computing company, Pamoja, has expanded its cloud services business to Kenya, a strategic East African market.
Over 16 million Kenyans now have Internet access as penetration increases supported by international connectivity bandwidth.
Nairobi - A video that appears to show Kenyan troops beating militant suspects has opened the force to criticism from al-Qaeda-linked militants who are known for carrying out harsh punishments like stonings, amputations and beheadings.
An al-Shabaab spokesperson claimed on Twitter that a video obtained by a Kenyan TV station shows Kenyan troops abusing Muslims. The spokesperson said the video shows that Kenyan troops are waging war on Islam.
Kenyan military spokesperson Cyrus Oguna said on Thursday that investigations are being conducted to find out the identity of the men in the video. Soldiers surround two suspects and beat them with sticks while asking questions about al-Shabaab in Swahili, the main language spoken in Kenya.
Kenya sent troops to Somalia last year to pursue al-Shabaab rebels after a wave of cross-border attacks.
- AP
Somali women carry weapons during a demonstration organised by the islamist Al-Shabaab group which is fighting the Somali government. (Abdurashid Abikar, AFP)
A secondary school in Meru County has been forced to close after a fierce fire destroyed two dormitories. Read more...
It was highly expected that US President Barack Obama will visit K’ogelo his ancestral home but he will not. Read more...
Police are holding a 72-year-old man for allegedly defiling a minor at a home in Mavanga village, Lugari district. Read more...
Traders operating outside Malindi old market have been given five days to go back in the market or they will be forcefully evicted. Read more...
A suspected motorcycle thief was lynched by an angry mob at Greensteds estate in the out skirts of Nakuru town. Read more...
A man committed suicide after learning of the death of his brother who had drowned in the Indian Ocean. Read more...
A man was jailed for four years for breaking into his father’s house and stealing property worth KES 40,000. Read more...
A Nanyuki court has sentenced a man to seven years imprisonment for allegedly stealing livestock. Read more...
The recent incidences of insecurity are posing a big threat to President Uhuru Kenyatta's government. Read more...
The new health Cabinet Secretary James Macharia has officially taken over from Prof. Anyang Nyong'o. Read more...
Two people were shot dead by unknown assailants who attacked their home in Butere. Read more...
Police in Trans Nzoia have been told to involve residents to curb insecurity in the region. Read more...
A cameraman has denied allegations that he was shooting pornographic movies in Nakuru. Read more...
Police uprooted and destroyed bhang at a farm in Buuri constituency, Meru County. Read more...
Nyeri governor Nderitu Gachagua denied reports that he is reluctant to initiate projects. Read more...
Local communities should be involved in the fight against poaching, conservationist. Read more...
The Laikipia County assembly has rejected two of the eight executive committee members’ nominees, during vetting by the committee. Read more...
Three men who had gone fishing drowned in the Indian Ocean in Malindi. Read more...