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Dear Reader Thousands of years ago, we humans elevated ourselves above the animal world and never looked back. Figuratively speaking, the key to this evolutionary advance was our powers of vision: language, and the ability to reason that it gave us, let us see more of the world around us. To protect itself from a predator, … Continue reading
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By Standard Reporter Ethiopia displayed a fantastic performance to win the all the gold individual titles at the World Cross-country championships in Edinburgh Scotland today. Ethiopia’s Genzebe Dibaba won the women’s junior 6 km race beating Kenya’s Irene Chepet Cheptai. Dibaba clocked 19:59 five seconds ahead of Chebet at 20:04 as Emebt Etea of Ethiopia … Continue reading
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Kenyans urged to remain vigilant Written By:Mac Kemoli , Posted: Sat, Mar 29, 2008 The civil society has urged all Kenyans to remain vigilant and hold political leaders and government institutions accountable even after the passing into law of the National Accord Bill that sealed the grand coalition deal. Speaking at a national accord public forum held … Continue reading
Senator Obama can change the world Publication Date: 3/30/2008 Barack Obama, the US Senator from Illinois who is running for president, is a leader like no other in the world today. He has captured the imagination of a generation and inspired millions across the world, not just by his charisma, but by his optimism and … Continue reading
Published on March 30, 2008, 12:00 am By Francis Ngige The intrigues and power games that has delayed the naming of the Cabinet has brought to the fore a quiet succession battle among politicians from Mt Kenya. And as lobbying for the slot of deputy Prime Minister reserved for PNU intensifies, local politicians are split. … Continue reading
Story by JOHN HARBESON Publication Date: 3/30/2008 Kenyans should know that the country’s friends around the world are anxious to see if the power-sharing agreement negotiated between PNU and ODM will result in the resumption of peace. President Kibaki (right) shakes hands with ODM Raila Odinga at Harambee House in Nairobi after they signed a … Continue reading
Saturday, February 9, 2008 Kenya, our heads are bowed in shame Kenya, our heads are bowed in shame By Sec Gen Dick Kamau In the movie Hotel Rwanda, the hotel manager who waited for the Belgian army to come save the Rwandans is devastated on realising that long-awaited soldiers came only to aid the evacuation … Continue reading
Our Leaders And The Destiny They Set For Their People Posted on by Dr. Ethiopia Ethiopia, Ethiopia, Ethiopia. A place where i call home. A place where different religions (like Islam and Christian) co-existed for centuries, with peace and harmony. A place that finds its way to rank as one of the poorest countries in the … Continue reading
Published on March 29, 2008, 12:00 am Eight hours after roads were blocked to let President Kibaki drive back to State House, Embakasi residents were still stuck on the road. Deep into the night, the young and the old gnashed their teeth in the chill, long after the President had left Administration Police Training College. … Continue reading
Published on March 29, 2008, 12:00 am By Gakuu MathengeThe insinuations inherent in a series of media reports suggesting ODM and PNU should share senior civil service positions on 50-50 basis is bad talk. Those pushing the agenda have listed and identified senior civil service positions. They even have ranks and names of current occupants … Continue reading
Published on March 29, 2008, 12:00 am By Abiya OcholaPresident Kibaki rang the bell to kick-start the grand sale of Safaricom shares through an Initial Public Offer (IPO). But his key ally in the Grand Coalition Government, Prime Minister-designate, Mr Raila Odinga, skipped the key function. The undertones of an Orange Democratic Movement protest were … Continue reading
Story by DAVE OPIYO Publication Date: 3/29/2008 A member of Parliament was on Friday summoned by the Government’s human rights watchdog investigating the post-election clashes. Eldoret North’s William Ruto arrived at the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights’ offices in Nairobi at 8am and was questioned for almost two hours. Present at the meeting were … Continue reading
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