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- Kenyan student runners go missing from Japanese schools
A Kenyan female student who belonged to a high school ekiden long-distance relay club went missing in April after being expelled from the school in Aichi Prefecture that won last Decembers national high school ekiden, Aichi prefectural officials revealed
- Berlin beckons injured Bungei to prove himself
Hailed as the father figure of the most successful Kenyan Olympics team, Wilfred Bungei is engaged in a Herculean battle of his illustrious career. Bungei, who added the gloss on his appointment as captain of last year Beijing squad by winning men?s
- Kenya confirms first swine flu case
Jump to: navigation, search Friday, A British medical student has became the first confirmed case of swine flu in Kenya, east Africa. The student, who was in a group of 33, was in Kenya to attend a series of medical camps in Nyanza province. The whole
- The British owe the people of Kenya sincere apology
The British Government owes the people of Kenya an apology. Her Majesty?s Government must apologise for the now well documented and horrendous atrocities committed by British forces during the 1952-1962 Mau Mau uprising. There are no two ways about it,
- Plans on to decongest Nairobi
An ambitious programme to decongest the city of Nairobi has begun. Currently some streets in the city are being converted to one-way thoroughfares and plans are at an advanced stage to establish a central bus park, a move that will bar public service
- Obama's Africa visit prompts Nigerian, Kenyan angst
By Nick Tattersall LAGOS (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama's choice of Ghana for his first official trip to Africa next week has triggered a bout of self-questioning in Nigeria and Kenya, where many see his itinerary as a deliberate snub. The first
- Kenya eyes other tourism markets
The Ministry of Tourism has opened up offices in Russia, Middle East, Australia, and India as part of its source markets diversification programme. In a three-minute live interview with the international news channel-the Cable Television Network (CNN) on
- CORRECTED-Kenya to borrow heavily to support economy-analysts
NAIROBI, July 3 (Reuters) - Kenya must borrow heavily in the coming months to keep its economy afloat and should use the money for investment not public sector wages, analysts said. In his June budget, Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta raised development
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