2 hrs ago | BroadwayWorld.com
Juilliard 2013 Summer Grants Awarded to Six Student Projects
Juilliard's 2013 summer grants supporting innovative summer educational and artistic residencies are going to dance, drama, and music students working abroad and in the United States.
6 hrs ago | National Public Radio
African Cities Test The Limits Of Living With Livestock
Raising chickens has become so fashionable among some urban Americans that there's now a market for chicken diapers , as we reported this month.
10 hrs ago | Derry Today
A marathon challenge for Derry's Damien
Derry community worker, Damien Coyle, is currently on a mile-amassing, fundraising adventure, which will see him undertake challenges in Derry, Donegal, Strabane, England and Italy, all in aid of assisting impoverished street children in Nairobi, Kenya.
14 hrs ago | ProSoundWeb
Nairobi Baptist Church Upgrades To Allen & Heath iLive
Sound Creations, the distributor for Allen & Heath in Kenya, suggested an iDR-48 MixRack with iLive-T112 surface to improve sound quality of their services.
15 hrs ago | AlertNet
Hunger the face of the future without reform - " Oxfam
A Zimbabwean mother arrives to collect her monthly rations of food aid from Rutaura Primary School in the Rushinga district of Mt Darwin about 254km north of Harare March 7, 2013.
19 hrs ago | Government Executive
As Mobile Explodes in Africa, Nairobi Emerging as a Tech Leader
If the future of computing lies in mobile and the fastest growth in mobile uptake will come from poor countries, Africa is where much of the action will be.
21 hrs ago | AlertNet
Libya war weapons may be killing central Africa elephants
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USIU-A Start Strongly In Varsities League
Defending champions United States International University- Africa, USIU-A, began their title defense in the men and ladies categories strongly winning the opening matches of the Zuku Universities Basketball League that kicked off over the weekend in Nairobi.
Photo exhibit offers view of family's two years in Africa
David and Nike Speltz, with their son Carl, gave a presentation at the Seacoast African American Cultural Center in Portsmouth on Saturday titled "Two Kids & Two Years in Kenya." The Speltz family, including son Tim who lives in Berkeley, Calif., lived in Nairobi, Kenya, from 1982 to 1984.
Raila Odinga Not Interested in Uhuru Kenyatta's Job Offer
Kenya's former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has declared he is not interested in a State job following speculation President Uhuru Kenyatta was considering him for a posting.
Brig. Clovis Kalyebara to be Buried Today
Brig. Kalyebara, who was a Uganda military Attache in Kenya died last week on Wednesday, 15 May in Nairobi, Kenya.
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 police kill "terror couple"
Police shot dead a couple suspected to be terrorists after they threw four grenades, wounding five officers in an overnight stand-off, a police official said Sunday.
Ghana's Black Stars to train in Kenya
Despite canceling a friendly match against Harambee Stars, a source has revealed to Goal.com that the Black Stars will pitch camp in Kenya ahead of Sudan match Ghana's Black Stars will after all train in Nairobi ahead of their June 5 World Cup qualifier against Sudan in Khartoum.
Mau Mau Veterans in Kenya Expect Impending Settlement
Seated left to right, Kenyans Jane Muthoni Mara, Wambogo Nyingi and Paulo Muoka Nzili celebrate the announcement of a legal decision in support of Mau Mau veteran reparation payments in Nairobi in this October 5, 2012, file photo.
American missionary priest in Kenya suspended in dispute over control of hospitals
An American missionary priest in Kenya who became embroiled in a legal dispute over the ownership of hospitals has been suspended from the priesthood.
Kenya: GMO Ban Has No Legal Basis, Official Says
Romano Kiome, permanent secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture, says the ban cannot be enforced because it was imposed by the cabinet, which has no authority in law to do so.
Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Kenya: Government Must Heal Ethnic Rifts
''Our tribal relations are at stake because of divisive values,'' said Cleophas Malala, director of "Shackles of Doom", a controversial play which the Kenyan government has tried to ban.
Machete murderer who admits killing up to 400 people can't be booted out of UK
He worked for a mob behind some of Africa's worst atrocities but has been living here in a taxpayer-funded home since 2003 A murderer who admits killing up to 400 people - many in bloody machete attacks - is living in the UK after being granted asylum.