From: U.S. Department of StateMedia Note
Office of the Spokesperson
Washington, DC
June 21, 2014
U.S. Special Representative for the Central African Republic W. Stuart Symington travelled to Bangui, Central African Republic, from June 17-21. Special Representative Symington’s visit to the Central African Republic reflects the U.S. government’s continued high-level commitment to restoring […] Continue Reading…
From: Charles Banda
Football Association of Zambia (Faz) president Kalusha Bwalya has sent a message wishing Japan the best in the 2014 Fifa World Cup hosted by Brazil.
In a letter of gratitude addressed to Japan Football Association president dated June 19 Kalusha especially thanked Japan for hosting Zambia in an […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 2014
Claris from Naivasha writes: “Fr Omolo Beste I read your article (attached here) on BISHOP OBALLA’S MESSAGE TO THE YOUTH ON MORAL and found it enriching. I agree with the bishop that youth should keep to […] Continue Reading…
From: Sam Muigai
MY THOUGHTS ON Uhuru Kenyatta AND Raila Odinga
Raila owns a gas company that supplies gas to Heritage hotels owned by Uhuru Kenyatta.
Then Raila takes the CORD meeting to Great Rift Valley Lodge which is owned by Uhuru Kenyatta.
Raila and Uhuru refer to each other as brothers.
Raila […] Continue Reading…
From: Charles Banda
The Newly Controversial Elected Government of Democratic Progressive Party under the Leadership of Peter Muthalika is continuing harassing former Malawi Head Of State Dr. Joyce Banda.
The Former Head Of State Dr Joyce Banda has until to date not been given Her Constitutional Presidential Benefit and Previledges Act […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 2014
Lorene from Bungoma writes: “Fr Beste what do you say about the order by the Director of Public Prosecutions that Gatundu South parliamentary aspirant Moses Kuria should be prosecuted for hate speech. Do you think this can […] Continue Reading…
From: Juma Mzuri
Joyce Banda faces arrest: Political will to have Malawi ex-leader indicted
After former Malawian President Joyce Banda has indicated that she will not quit politics as she will be leading People’s Party (PP) in rebuilding process for 2019 elections, the government is rolling its wheels that she should […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2014
Teddy from Kwale writes: “Fr Beste following what Joni quoted from Standard digital that Jomo Kenyatta took Kikuyus from Kiambu to illegally allocate them land in Mpeketoni can be concluded that is one of the reasons why […] Continue Reading…
From: Yona Maro
Corruption is typically seen as a pathology, a fraying at the edges of a system or, at worst, a sign of system failure. Consequently, much of the work to devise remedies is entrusted to aid agencies and local civil society actors, whose hard-fought efforts strive for small-scale, […] Continue Reading…
from: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2014
Joni from Nairobi writes: “Fr Omolo Beste Jubilee government claims that Mombasa Republican Council (MRC) are responsible for killing people at Mpeketoni, which according to Internal Security Secretary Ole Lenku and President Uhuru Kenyatta was […] Continue Reading…
From: News Release – African Press Organization (APO)
PRESS RELEASE
Philips introduces innovative ultra-mobile ultrasound system ‘VISIQ’ in Kenya to bring high quality, affordable healthcare to a wide range of clinicians
• Tablet-sized miniaturized ultrasound system enables incredible portability; VISIQ is a […] Continue Reading…
Reports Leo Odera Omolo In Kisumu City
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The rate of daily deaths in Kenya at the hands of foreign sponsored terrorists has reached the most alarming proportions which now calls for a quick solution.
A Homa-BAY politician Hilary Ochieng’ Alila has said that if the dialogue which is […] Continue Reading…
from: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch with Father Omolo Beste
TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 2014
Sura mbili writes via Facebook: “How can 50 armed terrorists on foot, hijack two matatu vehicles and take hostage a busy town centre for more than four hours, leaving about 50 people dead, trailing a […] Continue Reading…
From: joachim omolo ouko
News Dispatch
MONDAY, JUNE 16, 2014
News sent to you courtesy of AMECEA Online News services
The Holy Father Pope Francis on 9 June 2014 confirmed H.E. John Cardinal Njue, The Archbishop of Nairobi, Kenya as a member of the Congregation for the Clergy.
Together with Cardinal Njue are:- […] Continue Reading…
From: Yona Fares Maro
Power Africa Off-Grid Challenge:
Have you applied yet! Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Challenge Ends June 20! You could win a $100,000 project grant!
http://goo.gl/ezKJH5
From: President Barack Obama
The White House, Washington
Hi, everyone —
Today, I’m thinking about all the dads across the country, spending time with family and loved ones — and especially those fathers serving our country overseas, who can’t be home with their kids today.
But I’m also thinking about all the young […] Continue Reading…
From: Abdalah Hamis
BY TESFA-ALEM TEKLE
Ethiopia on Thursday commended Egypt’s unprecedented and an official decision to peacefully resolve a long-standing dispute with Addis Ababa over a controversial power plant project known as Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD).
“Ethiopia strongly welcomes Egypt’s interest to re-launch talk over the GERD and solve the […] Continue Reading…
From: Fakhi Karume
1. Modern Halloween celebrations focus on fun frights, but superstitions associated with the holiday’s ancestor, the Celtic festival of the dead, were no laughing matter. Families left “treats” for departed loved ones to discourage nasty “tricks” from beyond the grave.
2. On Halloween, 18th-century Scottish villagers drove sheep […] Continue Reading…
From: Fakhi Karume
In international diplomacy the terms “Ambassador” and “High Commissioner” are both used to refer to diplomats of the highest rank representing either a sovereign state or international organisation who is accredited to another sovereign state and or international organisation.
Since the 1815 Congress of Vienna, the status of […] Continue Reading…
From: Human Rights Watch
“I don’t feel safe at all,” one Mosul resident told Human Rights Watch. “I fear ISIS, they might kill me for any reason: because I worked as a government employee … if they notice that I don’t go to the mosque and pray as they want […] Continue Reading…