Providing a first reading and lighting experience for children in Kibera through the provision of 1500 solar lamps and establisment of a resource centre));
Posted by: brendatflores | February 7, 2008
Provide Kibera Slum Children with 1500 Solar Lamps
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 7, 2008
Kenyans Shocked?
Are Kenyans really shocked by politicians parting with enormous amounts of money in order to bribe voters?
….. I really don’t think so!
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 7, 2008
African nomads to be first people wiped out by climate change
Kenya’s herdsmen are facing extinction as global warming destroys their lands .
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 7, 2008
Crisis Looms Over IGAD Meet
The Orange Democratic Movement has threatened street protests if this meeting called by Mwai Kibaki for the 7th February 2008 goes ahead.
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 7, 2008
Kenya talks resume, African ministers arrive
East African foreign ministers arrived in Kenya on Wednesday for a meeting the opposition has threatened to demonstrate against, while the rival sides hammered away at talks to end the post-election crisis.The opposition has threatened more street protests if the government holds Thursday’s planned meeting of the seven-nation, regional bloc IGAD.
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 6, 2008
Kenya: Annan Calls for New Laws
Parliament will be required to legislate some proposals from the ongoing negotiation, Mr Kofi Annan, has said. Annan, who is the lead mediator, said Parliament would be called upon to debate and entrench some of the recommendations into the Constitution once the negotiations are complete.
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 6, 2008
Kenya’s death toll hits 1,000
MORE than 1,000 people have died and 304,000 displaced in Kenya’s post-election crisis, Kenya Red Cross said yesterday. “As of yesterday, we have over 1,000 people dead including the latest killings in Kisii, Migori and other places over the weekend,” says Red Cross spokesman. Uganda is so far hosting 12,000 refugees.
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 6, 2008
Peace Corps Suspends Work in Kenya
The Peace Corps said Tuesday it has suspended operations in Kenya after weeks of post-election violence, another blow to confidence as business leaders voiced concerns over the turmoil’s effect on the economy. The Peace Corps said it was withdrawing its remaining 58 volunteers. After clashes first erupted, 86 volunteers were sent home in January.
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 6, 2008
EAC may send troops to Kenya
The East African Community is considering sending a peace-keeping force to Kenya as one of the options in case the situation deteriorates. Currently, there are negotiations within the East African set-up. A decision has not yet been reached but negotiations are on.
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Posted by: brendatflores | February 6, 2008
Kenya: Kagame, President of Rwanda, calls for a re-run
RWANDAN President Paul Kagame has said a re-run of Kenya’s disputed December 27 presidential poll should be considered seriously among options to stem the tide of post-election violence in the country. “I want to make my position clear on this matter. There are three scenarios of ending this situation and one of them is a re-run.”
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