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In May 2016, researcher Ian Redmond is injured by an elephant named Carly while studying a unique population of cave elephants in Mount Elgon, Kenya.
In 2011, Thomas Evans, at 21, left his home in Buckinghamshire to join Al Shabaab in Somalia, becoming the only known white British man in the group.
A newborn elephant weighs more than an average adult man, and Joyce Poole has studied their communication for nearly 50 years in Amboseli National Park.
Sean Beukes manages a ranch that spans 6,000 hectares in the Karoo desert, where drought poses a constant threat to livestock and survival.
Over 1.5 million wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles cross the Mara River during the great migration, facing predators waiting to strike.
In Nicaragua, sisters Julia, Yulissa, and Kenya navigate the dangerous Rio Escondido each day to reach school, highlighting the risks of education in poverty-stricken areas.
Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor runs his first marathon in 2 hours and 6 minutes, setting the stage for a promising athletic career.
Michel Denis-Huot brings back 7,000 to 8,000 photos from each trip to Kenya, with only three to ten images deemed exceptional.
Paula Kahumbu, CEO of WildlifeDirect, addresses the threats facing savanna elephants in Kenya, including poaching, habitat destruction, and human-wildlife conflict.
Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, is home to 6.5 million people, offering a vibrant mix of culture, cuisine, and wildlife experiences.
Almost 2,000 inmates, including convicted terrorists and murderers, reside in Kenya's maximum security Committee prison, where a unique program trains prisoners as legal counsel.
The Vienna Boys Choir performs 22 pieces of music, including classical arias and traditional carols, reflecting the cultural heritage of herding communities worldwide.
In northern Kenya, former warriors Julius Arile and Robert Matanda transition from a life of cattle raiding to pursuing careers as professional marathon runners.
The murder of Lord Errol, the 22nd Earl of Errol, in Kenya's Happy Valley reveals the scandalous secrets of British aristocracy during the colonial era.
Dozens of species in Kenya's caves create an environment where viruses can spread, posing a risk for future global pandemics.
Kenya's multi-billion-dollar fake-essay industry, investigated by Professor Patricia Kingori, raises significant ethical concerns about academic integrity and its global implications.
John Mahama discusses human rights and ICC challenges in West Africa from Berlin.
Recent attacks in Mombasa target Muslim sheiks linked to al Shabaab and the Westgate attack.
In July 2023, a high school in Trinidad banned over 20 boys from graduation for hairstyles deemed not neat and tidy, reflecting a broader trend of hair discrimination.
A woman recounts being gang-raped in Nairobi in 2007, facing a legal system that often fails to support victims of sexual violence.
Farmers in Kenya face challenges as anti-poaching laws increase elephant populations threatening crops.
A bridge in Nairobi connects Kangemi slum to the city, but faces demolition soon.
Kenya faces a gambling crisis as children become addicted to illegal machines in markets.
The U.S. withdrew from the UN Human Rights Council, with Ambassador Nikki Haley calling the organization hypocritical and biased against Israel.
In March 2008, post-election violence in Kenya resulted in over a thousand deaths and widespread displacement, raising concerns about national stability and ethnic tensions.
Police in Kenya kill over 10 people enforcing coronavirus rules, raising serious concerns.
Kenya's Yala River reveals 26 bodies linked to police abductions and torture.
William Ruto emphasizes Kenya's strong opposition to the Ukraine war and Africa's global importance.
Kenyans question Cambridge Analytica's role in the controversial 2017 election.
Four bullets were found in the body of Carlton Maina, a 23-year-old student shot by police in Kibera, Nairobi, on December 21, 2018.
Youth voter registration increased significantly in areas where the comedy troupe Redykyulass held concerts to promote political engagement ahead of the 2007 elections.
Kenya's legacy of colonialism shapes divisions and calls for justice in the present day.
Every year, up to 41 million people are poisoned by pesticides, with many victims coming from developing countries like Kenya.
Over 1.2 billion pounds of flowers are sold in the UK each year, raising questions about the economic benefits for local communities in Kenya's flower industry.
In coastal Kenya, Francis Thoya creates Samaki Cookies, a protein-rich snack aimed at combating malnutrition and food insecurity in local communities.
Kilusu and his father, M’Zegobe, gather honey in the bush with the help of the honey guide bird, a partnership that has lasted for generations.
Kenya faces rising lakes in the Rift Valley while drought areas in the Northeast suffer.
Eight-year-old Oreo has scars from a lion attack as he protects his cattle near the Kenya-Tanzania border.
Ben Le Vesconte teaches barefoot running techniques to Adharanand Finn and Kate Carter in London.
More than 120,000 homeless children live in Nairobi, where local projects aim to support those left behind by larger initiatives.
Only 130 vaccinations were administered during a mobile campaign in a remote Kenyan village, far short of the target of 200 for the day.
Apostle Darlan Rukih Moses, an openly intersex preacher in Kenya, navigates societal discrimination while gaining a following in a conservative Christian context.
Lupita Nyong'o reflects on her childhood memories of climbing mango trees and taking donkey rides in Kenya while discussing diversity in film.
In Nyang'oma Kogelo, Kenya, the community reflects on Barack Obama's family legacy and the pride in their connection to the American president.
Barack Obama first visited his father's grave in Kenya in 1987, marking a significant moment in his connection to his family's roots.
Rangers David and Leikeirio work to save rhinos in Lewa amid a devastating drought.
More than 2 million migrant workers in Qatar face harsh conditions and low wages while preparing for the upcoming soccer World Cup.
200 elephants live in the Lewa reserve, where guardians David and Licario work to protect wildlife and address the challenges of conservation.
