Kenyan Atheists’ Bid For Recognition

Atheists in Kenya are becoming more public and visible while thriving in a predominantly Christian nation. Atheists in Kenya Society are leading the revolution as the group slowly enters political ideologies and human rights matters.

Kenyan Woman Leaves Husband, "Marries" the Holy Spirit

A 41-year-old Christian woman claims to have married the Holy Spirit after abandoning her husband of 20 years in a bizarre incident in Kenya. A mother of six, Elizabeth Nalem married the spirit on May 25 in the small town of Makutano, near Kapenguria in the western part of the country. The ceremony took place in the presence of high-ranking local officials from the Anglican Church of Kenya.

Married Catholic Priests Serve in Kenya Church

In Kenya, some priests have renounced their vows of celibacy, got married and joined the Renewed Universal Catholic Church.

Kenya to Repeal Ban on Gay Sex

Kenyan Court will decide on April 26 if Kenya would become the second country on the African continent to decriminalize gay sex.

Hundreds of Churches Shutdown by the Government in Kenya

In Nairobi, Kenya, there is a move to close over 700 churches for the safety, noise, hygiene, and other concerns described by the president, Kagame.

Harrison Mumia Speaks Out on Atheists in Kenya

Harrison Mumia, President of Atheists in Kenya, spoke out on the subject of atheists in Kenya.

Atheists in Kenya Denied Recognition After Religious Leaders Protest

The Fellowship of Christian Unions of Kenya does not oppose the registration of Atheists in Kenya, saying they have constitutional rights as atheists.