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AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle 07.02.2018 | 19:00 UTC Kenya Is Kenya turning its back on democracy? Kenya's government has deported a lawyer who attended the symbolic swearing in of opposition leader Raila Odinga. It's just the latest in a string of events stirring up fears that Kenya is moving towards dictatorship. Raila Odinga sworn in as 'President of the People' Kenyan High Court orders government to reopen TV stations Kenya investigating Odinga 'inauguration' Kenya: Huge crowds at opposition leader's 'swearing in' ceremony Kenya deeply divided Kenyan election: Kenyatta sworn in amid high security and opposition rally South Sudan: Armed groups free over 300 child soldiers UNICEF has said the children are the first of a group of 700 due to be freed in the coming weeks. Even after the release, thousands of children are forced to carry guns and fight in the conflict-torn country. In search of refuge: from South Sudan to DR Congo Famine as a Weapon in South Sudan South Sudan livid over US ambassador's remarks, summons envoy Conflict in South Sudan with hyperinflation, food insecurity threatening famine for 2018 Armed groups free 145 child soldiers in South Sudan US, UK and Norway warn South Sudan to stop violating truce South Sudan President Salva Kiir downplays refugee crisis UNICEF: 2017 a 'nightmare year' for children caught in war zones South Sudan: Starvation and violence   © Deutsche Welle 2018