The presidential decree described the tree, the height of a four-story building, as a "beacon of Kenya's cultural and ecological heritage."

Kenyan rescuers digging through the rubble of a six-story building found two survivors alive Sunday, two days after it collapsed in Nairobi and killed at least five people and injured 31 others.

A bag, water and food were discovered in the plane's landing-gear compartment after it landed.

Three children, their mother and their grandmother were on their way to Nairobi when Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashed Sunday, killing all 157 passengers on board.

"What separated [me] from their fate is some minutes, maybe two minutes or maybe one.”

A third Edmontonian has been identified as one of the 157 people killed when an Ethiopian Airlines plane crashed in Africa on Sunday.

The brother of an Edmonton woman killed in the Ethiopian Airlines crash on Sunday said his family is completely devastated.

"When something like this happens, given the number of people involved, it’s quite tragic."

Citizens of 35 countries are among the 157 people killed in Sunday morning's Ethiopian Airlines plane crash outside the country's capital Addis Ababa. 

The Kenyan Transport Minister said there was 18 Canadians on board. Canada's government has yet to confirm that number.