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Kibaki reassures Kenyans on new constitution
Caption: The cabinet is meeting in Mombasa for a three retreat. President Mwai Kibaki Friday reassured of his personal commitment towards the delivery of a new constitution that will unite all Kenyans and protect the country's nationhood.
PlanitKenya.com Launch a " Press Invitation
PlanitKenya.com, a new website offering tourists searchable information on Kenyan businesses, announces its official launch event in Nairobi.
The Kenya Wildlife Service celebrates their first successful relocation of four sedated hippos
The Kenya Wildlife Service is celebrating their first successful relocation of four sedated hippos.
American fleeing Somalia says US officials accused him of al-Qaida link
A New Jersey man alleged in a lawsuit Tuesday that U.S. officials were responsible for falsely imprisoning him for several months in Africa on suspicion of having ties to al-Qaida. Amir Meshal of Tinto Falls, N.J., says that in December 2006 he fled Mogadishu, Somalia, where he had gone to study Islam, and was accused by U.S. officials who ...
Kenya: Heavy Rains to Take Toll On Lamu Festival
The global economic recession and heavy rains that cut off a section of the road connecting Mombasa and Lamu has made organisers of this years' Lamu Cultural festival worried about the success of the annual event.
East Africa: Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia Get U.S.$452 Million for Roads
Traders in Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia and Djibouti will have their turnaround time on roads while transporting their goods from within and outside the countries reduced because of the planned improvement in the region's road infrastructure.
Harnessing Waste Produces Gas for Cooking in Kenya
The scourge of so-called "flying toilets" - where human waste is put into a plastic bag and tossed into the air, landing on roads or in gutters - has plagued the slums of Kenya's capital Nairobi for decades.
A paramedic's long-distance aid
Snowmass Village firefighter and paramedic Brandon Potter prepares to hand out stuffed animals to children in the African village of Kolunga, an island community in Lake Victoria, Kenya, last year.
Welcome to the world - plea to our schools
TEACHERS across Weymouth and Portland are urging other schools to build links with other countries.
In Kenya, When Things Go Bump in the Night
Imagine the vast open plains of Africa. Picture a pride of lions resting in the shade of an acacia tree.
Off We Go Travel Expert Sara Leonard Discusses Kenya
Forward: In 2006 USA Today created a panel of great thinkers to come up with a modern version of the Seven Wonders of the World.
China seeks to redress trade imbalance with Kenya
NAIROBI: China wants to address the imbalance in its trade with Kenya by encouraging Chinese firms to import more from east Africa's largest economy, its envoy to Nairobi said on Monday.
Ethiopian expanding its flight route in Africa
It has already launched new daily flights to Mombasa, Kenya effective 25 October 2009, according to the Ethiopian Public Relations Office.
Kenya calls on Sudanese parties to respect peace accord
Kenya on Thursday called on the people of Sudan to respect the Comprehensive Peace Agreement which was inked in Nairobi in January 2005, ahead of their country's elections.
Kenya Airways expansion to boost investors' access to European market
National carrier Kenya Airways has launched direct flights to Bangui, the largest city in the Central African Republic.
US bans senior Kenyan official
The US has imposed a travel ban on a senior Kenyan government official for obstructing efforts to rid the country of corruption.
Kenyans Hail Washingtona s Travel Ban on Official
Kenyans have overwhelmingly welcomed United States travel ban on an unnamed key government official for impeding much needed reforms.
Ocampo's agenda for Kibaki, Raila
Luis Moreno-Ocampo arrives next week having warned President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga to hand over key suspects of post-election violence.
Interview: Kenya's economy on recovery path
Kenya's economy is well on the recovery path following the global economic recession which affected most of the key sectors, according to local economists.
Visiting Students Brought Swine Flu to Kenya: Study
Travelers from Britain, including medical and public health students, brought the new pandemic swine flu to Kenya in the space of a few weeks, researchers reported on Thursday.
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