A hungry seven-month-old baby named Mahiga Gedi Farah who weighs only 7 pounds (3.4 kg) is in the hands of the mother in the hospital of the International Rescue Committee in the town of Dadaab, Kenya on July 26. 

Mihag is just one of 800,000 children who officials warn could die across the region in the worst drought for decades.

Hundreds of these elephant tusks were originally seized in 2002. They were burned in Kenya last week to illustrate how serious the situation of illegally killing elephants has gotten.

This is a young wildebeest in Kenya who, against all odds, feigns off a hungry lioness who wants him for lunch. However, it only works for a while. Eventually the fight attracts the attention of a huge male lion…

Masai warriors, riot policemen, amateur artists and different tribes live in Kenya nowadays. Inside this post you can find spectacular photos of wild nature and “modern” African settlements. Kenya has faced many different situations: conflicts, financial and economic problems, etc. This most developed African country has an interesting history, and these photos describe it in the brightest colors.