In 2017, tit-for-tat violence erupted in the town between two of the nation's largest ethnic groups – the Luo and the Kalenjin. Houses were torched, cattle stolen and six people killed.

Deputy President (DP) Rigathi Gachagua has dismissed allegations that he sacked staff from the Kalenjin Community who were working in his office. In an interview on Monday, September 30, Gachagua ...

Kalenjin elders said former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua’s statement over the 2007 post-election violence was reckless; The members of the Myoot Council of Elders in Nakuru said such ...

Kalenjin men enjoy being seen as the undisputed head of the house. They cannot allow women to make major decisions in a family. A lady that cannot humble herself before him is likely to be dumped.

A Kalenjin man wants the best for his kids. They will always come first. He will work hard to support them throughout, until they turn out to b productive members of the society or whatever they ...

“Those Kikuyus whose children were above 18 benefited even more because all their adult children were also given houses.” Kalenjin elders and community members in Nakuru and Uasin Gishu ...

The Kalenjin people dominate long-distance running, and it seems there's no one secret. Their body structure, training regimen and traditions all appear to contribute to their incredible success.

Nairobi — This is the third part of the Justice Waki commission report on post-election violence. Thus, according to the witness, there was a feeling among the Kalenjin starting from the ...

The khaki-coloured road slicing through Kibigori town in Kenya's sugar-growing country is more than a county boundary, it is also a faultline dividing communities fielding rival presidential ...

By Baz Ratner KIBIGORI, Kenya (Reuters) – The khaki-coloured road slicing through Kibigori town in Kenya’s sugar-growing country is more than a county boundary, it is also a faultline dividing ...

In 2017, tit-for-tat violence erupted in the town between two of the nation’s largest ethnic groups – the Luo and the Kalenjin. Houses were torched, cattle stolen and six people killed.