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- Kenya seeks US support against ivory trade
(L-R) Patrick Omondi, an official of the Kenya Wildlife Service, Kenyan Minister for Forestry and Wildlife, Noah Wekesa, and Dutch member of the European Parliament for the Netherlands, Gerben Jan Gerbandy hold a press conference on January 25 ,2010 at
- Darfur: Sudanese judges to sit
Nairobi - Sudanese judges must sit with foreign judges in a court to hear alleged war crimes committed in Darfur, in a move to inspire confidence that justice will be served, an African Union panel said Monday. The renewed call for a 'hybrid court' came
- Mbeki in Kenya for talks on Sudan's peace process
(KHARTOUM) -The former South African president Thabo Mbeki and the head of the African Union Panel on Darfur (AUPD) met today with senior Kenyan officials to brief them on the work of his panel and garner their support. President Kibaki (right) holds
- Nokia to nurture Kenyan talent
NAIROBI, Kenya, Feb 8 - Young and talented Kenyan students stand to benefit from an entrepreneurship progamme launched on Monday by leading handset manufacturer Nokia. Nokia has partnered with Junior Achievement Africa and Junior Achievement Young
- Despite the challenges dreams do come true in Africa
I READ a book in 1991, I dreamed of Africa. Although intoxicated by its magical spell, the Italian author Kuki Gallmann lived in Kenya and had experienced its harshness. Not long after settling on a farm she lost her husband and then her teenage son. And
- africapractice to manage Google PR in Africa
JOHANNEBSURG: Google has appointed africapractice, a pan-African strategic communications consultancy, to manage its PR campaigns in the sub-Saharan countries of Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal and South Africa. Google currently plays a role in
- Act to Boost Ties, Kalonzo Tells U.S.
(The Nation/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- Americans have been challenged to match their desire for deeper partnership with Kenya with more action, development assistance and trade. One way they could help Kenya deal with her development
- Rwanda seeks Rwf10 billion to develop its foreign land
Rwanda needs at least $18m (Rwf10.3b) to develop the three foreign plots that it acquired in order to facilitate its exports and imports. The governments of Kenya, Tanzania and Djibouti offered plots of land to the Rwandan government at Mombasa, Isaka
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