KENYA: KISUMU ERUPTS INTO JOY WITH THE DEATH OF FORMER MASENO VARSITY V/C
By Chak Rachar
Joyful ululations,car blaring horns and Vuvuzelas rent the air when the death of former Maseno University Vice Chancellor Prof.Fredrick Onyango reached the lakeside town of Kisumu ten kilometres from Maseno University.
Across section of tuk tuk,boda boda and motor cyclists and taxis operators who were celebrating [...] Continue Reading...
WESTERN KENYA POLICE PETITIONED OVER THREAT ON JOURNALIST’S LIFE
By Agwanda Saye
Kenyan authorities must immediately investigate recent death threats against a Kenyan journalist, the Committee to Protect Journalists says. Local businessman Armstrong Pino allegedly threatened Joel Eshikumo, a reporter for “The Weekly Citizen” and a political columnist for the weekly “Western Times”, in public on Saturday over [...] Continue Reading...
KENYA NGO’s UNHAPPY WITH PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT.
By Agwanda Saye
A group of Non Governmental Organization s stakeholders led by their national treasurer Haggai Kadiri have resisted the recent appointment of Joshua Leparashau to head the NGOs Co-ordination board.
Kadiri says that should the appointment not be revoked then they will seek legal addressee adding that [...] Continue Reading...
KENYA: NYANDO RESIDENTS REFUSE PRISON CONSTRUCTION
By Our Reporter
Across n section of residents from Nyando Constituency within Nyando District have vowed to resist attempts by their area Member of Parliament Fred Outa and Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka’s office to construct Prison jail house within KOchoggo area.
Led by Ahero Town Council Chairman Councillor Joel Oron and [...] Continue Reading...
World: If Charles Taylor Can Be Tried for War Crimes, Why Not Kissinger?
From: Yona Maro
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Should Vladimir Putin be studying the conviction of Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president? What about Henry Kissinger?
In April a United Nations–backed special tribunal in The [...] Continue Reading...
USA: WHY OBAMA’S SUPPORT FOR GAY MARRIAGE WILL MAKE HIS RE-ELECTION VICTORIOUS
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BY FR JOACHIM OMOLO OUKO, AJ
NAIROBI-KENYA
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 2012
Politically correct, when President Barack Obama said Wednesday he supported gay marriage, reversing his position on a controversial social issue just six months before the November election, he had widely consulted [...] Continue Reading...
Kenya: Chemelil Sugar Company is on its deathbed as the result of poor management and embezzlement of its resources
By a Special Correspondent
CHEMELIL Sugar Company, which for many years used to be one of the most vibrant and efficiently managed sugar producing mills in the country is ailing and headed for a total collapse.
It owed its raw cane suppliers millions of shilling in unpaid bill for the cane [...] Continue Reading...
The feminist perspectives towards transforming economic power
From: Yona Maro
This article introduces Buen Vivir both as a concept and in its implementation in public policies in Bolivia. The notion that Buen Vivir is gender neutral is examined in light of the fact that the main challenges are dismantling patriarchal power structures, the restriction of women’s participation [...] Continue Reading...
USA, Oh: Supporting Ohio’s Veterans
From: Senator Sherrod Brown
Joe Halicker, a WWII Veteran from Northwest Ohio, recently participated in an Honor Flight visit to the WWII Memorial in the nation’s capital. After liberating Lorient, France from Nazi occupation, Mr. Halicker returned home to a grateful nation with the resources needed to provide [...] Continue Reading...
Global State of Mothers 2012
From: Yona Maro
Niger is the worst place on the planet to be a mum, new research published by Save the Children has found.The West African country, one of the world’s poorest, has replaced Afghanistan at the bottom of the children’s charity’s annual State of the World’s Mothers ranking. The [...] Continue Reading...
DEFROCKED PRIESTS ON CELIBACY DEBATE
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BY FR JOACHIM OMOLO OUKO, AJ
NAIROBI-KENYA
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2012
The News making headline this week is of Roman Catholic priest Rev Fr Peter Njogu Kibutu from Nyeri Archdiocese who got married and joined Renewed Universal Church and became a bishop. Before [...] Continue Reading...
KENYA: WHEN IT COMES TO IMPUNITY MUDAVADI IS NOT ALONE
From: People For Peace
Colleagues Home & Abroad Regional News
BY FR JOACHIM OMOLO OUKO, AJ
NAIROBI-KENYA
TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2012
The rivalry between Raila Odinga and his deputy Musalia Mudavadi on Monday with the Prime Minister's campaign secretariat asking the Sabatia MP to explain his role in a series of scandals that [...] Continue Reading...
Kenya: Chemelil is insolvent following clams that millions of shillng have disappeared ever since October last year
By A Special Correspondent.
Information emerging from Nyando district within Kisumu County says Chemelil Sugar Company Limited is on the verge of total collapse and near insolvent.
Unconfirmed reports says that the Company, which is wholly-government owned has lost close to Khs 500 million ever since October last year when its [...] Continue Reading...
Kenyan Police and Military Abuses against Ethnic Somalis
From: Yona Maro
This report provides detailed documentation of human rights abuses by the Kenya Defence Forces and the Kenyan police in apparent response to a series of grenade and improvised explosive device [IED] attacks that targeted both the security forces and civilians in North Eastern province. Rather than conducting [...] Continue Reading...
SAME SEX MARRIAGE DEBATE SAGA AS WORLD MARKS FAMILY DAY
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International Day of Families will be celebrated on May, 15, 2012. Pope Benedict XVI has chosen May for his general prayer intention for the family. "That initiatives which defend and uphold the role of the family may be [...] Continue Reading...