This week we are focusing on the diplomatic ties between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Kenya.

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) awards Somalia control of most of a potentially oil- and gas-rich chunk of the Indian Ocean in a dispute over the maritime boundary with neighboring Kenya.

The United Nations (UN) rebukes the British government for a lack of determination to compensate for its colonial-era crimes and “gross human rights violations” against two tribes in Kenya.

Fuel tanker explodes in western Kenya, killing 13 people.

Thousands of acres of a wildlife conservancy in Central Kenya have recently been destroyed by fire said to have been started by British Troops training in the region.

Kenyan students in Kisumu County, close to the overflowing Lake Victoria, are forced to take a boat to school, only to find waterlogged classrooms and no teachers on site.

Somalia announces it is cutting diplomatic ties with its neighbor Kenya over what it says is Nairobi’s interference in its political affairs.

The UN General Assembly has elected India, Mexico, Norway and Ireland as non-permanent members of the Security Council for 2021 and 2022,

Ethiopia admits to shooting down a Kenyan plane carrying humanitarian and medical supplies in Somalia.