Reports

Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court have asked for the case against Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta to be adjourned indefinitely. Read the full story

A Kenyan parliamentary committee is to call for camps for Somali refugees in the country to close in the wake of the Westgate mall attack, a senior MP says. Read the full story on the BBC.

At least 39 people have been killed in fresh clashes between rival communities in the Tana River district in Kenya's Coast province, police say. The attack by ethnic Pokomo farmers on an Orma village, Kipao, came in…

Cacti, acacia trees and dust - these are the last things young Kenyan police recruits saw when they were gunned down in an ambush in one of the most inhospitable places on earth. Read the full report…

Deadly clashes in Kenya have raised fears that elections in March could again be violent as politicians exploit tribal rivalries, reports the BBC's Gabriel Gatehouse in the Tana Delta. One minister has been sacked from the…

Four years after the worst political crisis since it gained independence in 1963, pre-election tensions are mounting in Kenya. Writer Gray Phombeah believes the country is set for more bloody clashes amid the polling. Read the full…

Kenya's director of public prosecutions has ordered the arrest of a deputy minister, for alleged incitement and hate speech against ethnic Maasai. Read the full article on the BBC.

Kenya's police have called off the exhumation of two alleged mass graves in the Tana River Delta, saying they only found a human foot there. Read the report and watch the video on BBC News.

As Kenya's troops continue their incursion into southern Somalia in pursuit of Islamist militants, the BBC's Will Ross considers the motives behind the deployment. Read the full article on the BBC.

Kenya has agreed to open a new refugee camp near its border with Somalia, as thousands of people flee the region's worst drought in 60 years. Prime Minister Raila Odinga said the Ifo II camp, which can…