From: News Release – African Press Organization (APO)
PRESS RELEASE
US $870m Financing Agreements Get Signed as Biggest Clean Power Energy Project in Africa
Lake Turkana Wind Power – Africa’s biggest Wind Power Project reaches key milestone
JOHANNESBURG, South-Africa, March 24, 2014/ — The Lake Turkana Wind Power Project (http://ltwp.co.ke) meant to add […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
MONDAY, MARCH 24, 2014
Lucy (not her real name) writes: “Dear Father, I am married with 4 children. We are not divorced yet with my husband but separated. I filed divorce case last year when I found out that my husband was […] Continue Reading…
From: South Sudan Press
Press Release
March 22, 2014 (SSNA) — The SPLM/SPLA Youth League would like to register their voices and unwavering support to the leadership of the SPLM/SPLA particularly on their stand toward achieving a meaningful peace and security in our nation. We also applaud our leadership on being […] Continue Reading…
From: U.S. Department of State
03/22/2014 05:33 PM EDT
Press Statement
John Kerry
Secretary of State
Washington, DC
March 22, 2014
On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I extend warm wishes to the government and people of Pakistan on the 74th anniversary of the signing of the Lahore Resolution, which […] Continue Reading…
From: Abdalah Hamis
By Mohamed Said
The Buzuruga Muslim – Sungusungu Conflict of 1983 [1]
In 1983 the government and BAKWATA found itself facing a crisis which vibrated even beyond its borders. A few miles from Mwanza, a town on the shore of Lake Victoria there is a small village, Buzuruga […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 2014
Lands Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu has began war with land cartels that she will definitely not win. Ngilu is well aware of this fact that ending corruption and entrenched land cartels at the ministry would not be as […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Last week we discussed challenges facing families in Kenya today. The theme for this week is ‘Unity for Peace and Development’. The author uses the story of Mawiano Primary School to demonstrate how the Kenyan society suffers from identity formation. The first reading […] Continue Reading…
Poliical historical feature By Leo Odera Omolo.
It was sometime on a date in June 1961, and while serving in the brief KANU/KADU coalition government as the Minister for Lands Settlement and Housing, the deminutive Kipsigis pioneer politician Taaita Araap toweett bravely told a huge crowd during a political […] Continue Reading…
From: MIIVOC INFO
MIIVOC PRESS RELEASE
Media Initiative against Injustice, Violence and Corruption-MIIVOC is shocked at the death of tens of Nigerian unemployed youths who died in the course of a recruitment test organized by the Nigerian Immigration Service last weekend.
As a non-governmental organization that believes in due process, transparency, accountability […] Continue Reading…
From: South Sudan Press
The IGAD assembly of heads of states and government held its 25th Extra-ordinary summit on 13th March, 2014 in Addis Ababa, under the leadership of H.E Hailemariam Dessalegn, the Prime minster of the federal democratic republic of Ethiopia and current chairman of IGAD assembly of heads […] Continue Reading…
From: Juma Mzuri
The Russian has published a list of US politicians against whom sanctions will be introduced, identical to those imposed by the United States against Russian officials.
“In response to “punitive” sanctions imposed by the United States on March 17 on a number of Russian officials and MPs for […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 2014
Jimmy from Nairobi writes: “Fr Beste I read your article on how President Uhuru has a big challenge to weed out cartels of corruption in Kenya. I am shocked Mungiki has made comeback according to Joseph ole Lenku, […] Continue Reading…
From: Abdalah Hamis
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The United Republic of Tanzania is a multi-party republic consisting of the mainland region and the semiautonomous Zanzibar archipelago, whose main islands are Unguja and Pemba. The union is headed by a president, who is also the head of government. Its unicameral legislative body is the […] Continue Reading…
From: Yona Maro
52-page statement by Public Protector Adv. Thuli Madonsela during a media briefing to release the report on an investigation into allegations of impropriety and unethical conduct relating to the installation and implementation of security measures by the Department of Public Works at and in respect of the […] Continue Reading…
From: Abdalah Hamis
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Ten days after a Malaysian jetliner disappeared, Thailand’s military said Tuesday it saw radar blips that might have been from the missing plane but didn’t report it “because we did not pay attention to it.”
Search crews from 26 countries, including Thailand, are […] Continue Reading…
From: maina ndiritu
Wednesday March 19, 2014 – Kenyans living in United States and Canada, have reacted angrily to remarks by Kirinyaga Central lawmaker, Joseph Gitari, that former Prime Minister, Raila Odinga, should explain about details of his 1 -month tour to the US.
In a statement read by Raila’s […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014
Stephen from Longisa, Bomet County writes: “Fr Omolo Beste I always like your opinions on Kenyan politics and courage. What is your opinion on President Uhuru’s yesterday remarks that his Government will put in place policies, systems and […] Continue Reading…
From: U.S. Department of State
Media Note
Office of the Spokesperson
Washington, DC
March 18, 2014
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Deputy Secretary Higginbottom traveled to Tunisia March 17-18th to meet with Tunisian officials, business leaders, students, and civil society representatives to discuss with them ways to strengthen the U.S.-Tunisia relationship. Deputy Secretary Higginbottom underscored the U.S. belief […] Continue Reading…
From: Yona Maro
The idea that large donations can remedy poverty has dominated the theory of economic development — and the thinking in many international aid agencies and governments — since the 1950s. And how have the results been? Not so good, actually. Millions have moved out of abject poverty […] Continue Reading…
SONYSUGAR IS ON THE VERGE OF TOTAL COLLAPSE AS IT IS UNABLE TO SELL ITS SUGAR.
Rports Leo Odera Omolo In Awendo Town.
Unable to sell its made sugar and stuck with huge stockpile of the commodity in its warehouses, the Awendo based SonySugar is on its death bed […] Continue Reading…