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Obama's trip: 3 more countries, 1 broad mission
And when in Rome? Obama will go to the Vatican to see Pope Benedict XVI for their first meeting.
One Saturday 40 years ago, Kenya's most promising leader, Tom Mboya, was gunned down in a busy Nairobi street.
East Africa/Horn: Preparedness gaps evident as first flu cases diagnosed
A nurse at work at a Kenyan hospital: Overall pandemic preparedness in East Africa and the Horn of Africa remains "relatively inactive", according to a UN agency, as the first cases are reported in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda - file photo NAIROBI/ADDIS ABABA/KAMPALA, 2 July 2009 - Although some countries within East Africa and the Horn region have ...
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
Kenya police most corrupt in EA
Caption: The survey which is the first ever East African Bribery index conducted by TI in the three East African countries indicates that the police force in the country tops the list.
Uganda Confirms First Swine Flu Case
Uganda's Health Ministry says the country has confirmed its first case of H1N1 swine flu.
Background Briefing on U.S. Assistance to the Somalia Transitional Federal Government
SENIOR STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL: Thank you all very much for coming this afternoon.
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
Kenyan security forces accused of torture
Caption: Human Rights Watch executive director Kenneth Roth claimed security forces in North Eastern Province tortured suspects during the disarmament exercise Security personnel in North Eastern province have been accused of human rights abuses during a joint police-military disarmament exercise carried out last October in Mandera East and Central ...
How long are you willing to go without sex? What if it were for world peace? The women of Kenya can answer that question.
African fund pumps Rs 450 cr into Essar Telecom Kenya
Mumbai: Essar Telecom Kenya Holdings Ltd , a subsidiary of Essar Telecom Ltd, said Pan African Infrastructure Development Fund has invested $93.75 million in ETKHL to expand East African operations of Essar.
Feds: Auditor scam totaled more than $3 million
An international scam targeting U.S. state governments managed to rake in more than $3 million, including nearly $1 million from West Virginia, before it was caught, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.
Kenya: Sex in a Time of Famine
IT IS EARLY EVENING AND THE sun's rays paint a golden atmosphere across the bare plains of Hombo village in Kibwezi district.
Civilians 'tortured and raped'
Nairobi - Security forces tortured scores of men and raped 12 women in a sweep against the mainly ethnic Somali population of remote north-east Kenya, where their task late last year was to disarm militias.
Kenyan cardinal urges Catholics to "fight on" amid celibacy scandals
Amid national media coverage of priests who have failed to keep their sacred promise of celibacy, Cardinal John Njue of Nairobi is urging the faithful to a oefight ona and remember that a oethe Catholic Church has never forced anyone to be a priest.
Kenya: Global Rights Body Accuses Security Forces of Abuses
An international human rights organisation has stepped up demands for the resignation and dismissal of top security officials who sanctioned military operations in Kenya's North Eastern Province last year.
Kenya confirms country's first swine flu case
NAIROBI, Kenya - Kenya's public health minister says the country has confirmed its first case of swine flu.
Kenyan security forces accused of torture in anti-militia operation
Kenyan security forces tortured hundreds of civilians and raped at least a dozen women during a three-day operation to disarm militias in the country's remote northeast last year, a right group claimed Monday.
Kenyan forces again accused of torture, rape
Security forces tortured scores of men and raped a dozen women in a sweep against the mainly ethnic Somali population of remote north-east Kenya intended to disarm militias, a rights group said on Monday.
Kenyan health authorities were on Saturday probing a suspected case of H1N1 flu, which if confirmed would be the first in the East African nation.
In Kenya, patients held hostage to medical bills
Some poor Kenyans can't afford to seek treatment, as public hospitals, strapped for funds, detain patients who are unable to pay their bills, sometimes for months.
Kenya Army Ready For Attack Against Somalia Resistance Forces
June 25, 2009 Kenya Army Ready for Attack Nairobi, Jun 25, 2009 The Nation/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX Kenya's military is preparing to protect its borders and refugees seeking a safe haven in the country following threats by extremists in Somalia to attack Nairobi.