Violent protests broke out at one of Kenya's largest refugee camps on Monday, humanitarian sources said, with unconfirmed ...

Running battles between refugees at Kakuma camp and Kenyan police over planned food aid rations have left two people dead and ...

In tonight's edition, violent protests erupt at one of Kenya's largest refugee camps, as displaced residents in Kakuma protest steep cuts in rations and slashed aid from the US and other donors. Wes ...

Global aid organizations are experiencing the effects of the Trump administration's choice to close USAID and reduce funding ...

Police opened fire on hungry refugees in northern Kenya on Monday amid a worsening food crisis triggered by the abrupt withdrawal of US humanitarian funding.

Kakuma Refugee Camp, established in 1992, houses more than 200,000 refugees from South Sudan, Sudan, Somalia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, Ethiopia and Uganda.

Northern Kenya's three Kakuma area refugee camps were reported calm for a third straight day today following nearly a week of fighting between armed Turkana and Sudanese refugees. We are, however, ...

Kenya will continue with its plan to close the Kakuma and Dadaab refugee camps by June 30 next year. Interior CS Fred Matiang’I today met Commissioner of the United Nations High Commissioner for ...

"We chose Kakuma because it is a representation of the old and the new," said Flemming. Saturday's event will be held in a specially-erected tent venue in the forecourt of a Kakuma Camp school.

According to the United Nations, as of March 31, 2019, the camp hosted 210,556 refugees, of which 202,381 were from Somalia, with 56 per cent of the population being children.