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Kenya's truth report: Killings, land grabs, graft
In this Monday, Jan. 28, 2008 file photo, Kenyan men from the Luo tribe armed with machetes and rocks enforce a makeshift roadblock, searching passing vehicles for Kikuyus trying to flee the town in order to kill them, during post-election violence on the main road to the Ugandan border near the airport in Kisumu, Kenya.
Kenyan farmers reap the benefits of technology
A number of apps and cellphone-based programmes are being developed to help small-scale Kenyan farmers increase their agricultural skills and yields.
Opinionator | Fixes: A By-the-E-Book Education, for $5 a Month
Kindergarten students on their way to lunch at Bridge International Academy in Mbale Town, Vihiga County, in Western Kenya, one of a fast-growing chain of schools providing education for about $5 a month.
Kenya misses out as Obama's Africa tour plays catch-up
As Barack Obama embarks on his first major presidential tour of Africa, David Smith looks at how the US president's ancestral homeland will miss out.
Plant touted as affordable malaria remedy for people unable to access health care
TONY EASTLEY: Mortality rates for malaria have decreased in the past decade, but in Africa it is still a major killer.
Young Kenyans Build Mobile Apps For Local Use
You're out navigating the jammed sidewalks of Kenya's capital city when you suddenly realize you're in desperate need of a toilet.
Kenya: Kenyan Traders Told to Increase AGOA Exports
Kenya' small scale entrepreneurs have been challenged to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the African Growth and Opportunity Act to access the American market.
Modestans help music collective, which aims to give instruments to overseas ministries
On a sunny Saturday in San Francisco, members of Stop Motion Poetry rallied with fellow Modestans for an up-and-coming cause.
Kenya: High Abortion Rates in Nyanza - Medical Experts
Some parts of Nyanza region especially Kisii, Uriri, Kisumu East and Siaya have been recording high cases of abortion, medical experts have said.
Kenya: 'Dumping Hurts State Economy'
THE Kenyan industrial sector is under threat due to influx of counterfeit, dumping and substandard goods.
Vivian Onano: The Power of Educating a Girl
The other day I was watching a documentary from Half the Sky Movement about the girls from Kibera School for girls and I could not stop radiating beams of joys.
Kenya: Six Deny Sh6.7million G4S Robbery
SIX suspected thugs who allegedly robbed a G4S vehicle on transit from Busia to Kisumu yesterday denied the robbery with violence charges before a Siaya court.
Kenya: Four People Killed in Kisumu Road Accident
Four people perished in a road accident on the Kisumu-Bondo road on Saturday morning.
Why checking population explosure is key in saving threatene......
As our engine-propelled canoe sailed towards the open landing place of Lubya Island, deep into the waters of Buvuma Island district, I suddenly realised that the island we had come to was actually crowded with ram-shackled houses.
Who is Ravi Kotecha, Meera Ruparelia's Fiance?
Ravi Kotecha is 30 years older, just three years older than his wife to be. Kotecha is the son of a millionaire in Nairobi.
New push against polio and new vaccines in Somalia
Two dozen babies sat on the laps of their mothers, who dressed in a rainbow of headscarves at the Medina Maternal Child Health Center.
Kenya: 70 Percent of Kenyans Can Now Access Digital TV
Pan African Network Group, the second licensed digital broadcasting signal distributor has today announced that 70 per cent of the population can now access digital broadcasting signal.