| East Africa Is New Frontier For Oil Search HOUSTON, Texas -- East Africa has become a promising new frontier for oil exploration and major multinationals are jostling for the rights to search for black gold, industry experts said... | |
| Metropolitan Struggles To Find Traction And Partner In Kenya Submit your comment Metropolitan's Kenyan operations are not doing as well as those in Nigeria and Ghana because it has had difficulty finding a suitable partner in that country, according to Preston... |
| New Policy To Boost Special Education Under the new guidelines launched by the Ministry of Education, sign language will be promoted and developed to become an official language at par with Kiswahili and... |
| Three Shot Dead In Bandit Attacks In Turkana In another bandit attack, two people died and another was injured when the vehicle they were travelling in was attacked on the Kitale-Lodwar... |
| Slap Earns Tycoon Sh20 Million Nairobi — A royal slap has earned him a Sh20 million court award. But Mr Josef Brunlehner, who was assaulted by a German Prince at Lamu in 2001, would not touch the money; not even with a... |
| House Business Leader To Be Named Soon Nairobi — President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga are expected to announce their decision on the Leader of Government Business in Parliament very soon. The Prime Minister yesterday... |
| Hecklers Mar Boundaries Team Hearing Nairobi — A public hearing of the Interim Independent Boundaries Review Commission in Isiolo degenerated into a shouting match after two groups disagreed on borders. One group had proposed... |
| Violence Accused To Be Taken For Mental Exam Nairobi — A man who admitted two charges of arson and malicious damage to property during the post-election violence two years ago has been ordered to undertake psychiatrist test before he is... |
| Rescue Ends In Double Tragedy Nairobi — A rescue operation ended tragically after police officers gunned down two innocent neighbours at a village in Gatundu District. Mr Peter Mwangi and Mr Paul Njoroge will be buried on... |
| Kamanda Still Top In Starehe Vote Recount Nairobi — Former Cabinet minister Maina Kamanda on Wednesday widened the lead in the recount of votes cast in Starehe constituency in the 2007 polls. By the end of Wednesday, Mr Kamanda had... |
| Feted Activist Asks U.s. To Push Country Nairobi — A human rights campaigner honoured in Washington on Wednesday as a "woman of courage" has urged the US to intensify pressure on Kenya to speed up reforms. Ms Ann Njogu, 45, said in... |
| Kenya: Travel Ban On Ministers To Save Sh200 Million Nairobi — The government could save Sh200 million during a 30-day foreign travel ban imposed on Cabinet ministers. More than 30 ministers were scheduled to travel abroad in March and April... |
| Kenya: New Bill To Improve State Witness Protection, If Passed Nairobi — Kenyans affected by the violence that erupted after the country's disputed presidential elections in 2007 may soon be able to speak out without fear. A new bill will offer better... |
| Two Children Killed In Dawn Blaze Nairobi — Two children were Tuesday burnt to death when a fire razed their house. The children aged one and three years were said to have been left under the care of their five-year-old sister... |
| Kenya: Hiring Cronies To Top Public Slots Must Stop editorial Appointment to public offices remains a thorny issue despite clear stipulations aimed at securing transparency and fair play. On paper, the Government vouches for open and competitive... |
| Maize Surplus Headache For Hola Farmers Nairobi — Maize farmers at an irrigation scheme are facing huge losses because of lack of markets for their bumper harvest. Most of the farmers in the Hola irrigation scheme said they were now... |
| Ruling On Ruto Fraud Case Set For Next Month Nairobi — Agriculture minister William Ruto will have to wait for a month before he can know whether the government will be allowed to pursue a Sh96 million fraud case against him. Mr Ruto's... |
| Ak Calls On Men To Reclaim Tergat's Gold "It is a teamwork issue, but I want to win that gold ... at least to dedicate it to my mother. I will leave tomorrow for home to put her to her final resting place, but I remain focussed on doing... |
| Kenya: Fight Graft, Not Tribe editorial The Nairobi City Council and Ministry of Local Government cemetery land purchase scandal brings to focus once again, questions about the national commitment to the fight against... |
| Kenya: How Money Meant For Land Was Shared Out Nairobi — The Sh283 million that was meant to buy land for a cemetery in Mavoko was transferred to various individuals and firms from a joint account operated by three law firms. The Local... |
| I was conned out of Sh173m, says dealer Mr Maina Chege, the owner of Naen Rech Ltd, which sold the 120-acre cemetery land to the council insisted the deal was “pure, open, transparent deal and as white as cotton”. He also claims he was... |
| Slap earns tycoon Sh20m Mr Josef Brunlehner with Kate Natasha, the winner of a beauty pageant at his Carneval restaurant, Mombasa. He was awarded Sh20m by a German court after being assaulted by German Prince in 2001.... |
| Kamanda still top in Starehe vote recount The recount entered its second week yesterday with some 45 of the 210 ballot boxes being opened. By , Mr Kamanda was leading with 12,248 votes against Bishop Wanjiru’s... |
| UN Aid Officials Warn of Fears of Water-Borne Diseases in Flooded Area The recently flooded regions of Kenya could fall victim to water-borne diseases if public hygiene campaigns are not organized, the United Nations humanitarian wing warned today. This year's rainy... |
| Investing in Bonds Boosts Pan Africa Insurance's Profits Investment in long term bonds helped Pan Africa Life Insurance Holdings more than double its investment income in the financial year ending December 2009. The gains from long term bonds were made... |
| Web Summit Becomes Another Missed Chance opinion After a lot of security concerns and re-assurance from the local Internet community that Nairobi is safe enough for the 1000 plus guests expected to attend the 37th Internet Corporation for... |
| Investors to Benefit from PTA Bank Deal Small and medium sized enterprises are set to benefit from a Sh3.8 billion ($50 million) loan received by the PTA Bank from a consortium of lenders led by the International Development Bank of... |
| KRA to Auction Unclaimed Cargo at Mombasa Port Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) will auction unclaimed cargo at the port of Mombasa and Container Freight Stations (CFSs) to free the yard and warehouses, and also recover unpaid duty. A similar... |
| Kenya: Farmers to Access Crop Insurance Via Mobile Phones An insurance product that caters for farmers' inputs like fertilizers and certified seeds is being delivered through the use of mobile phone. In a bid to entice more farmers to invest in insurance... |
| Mudavadi meets KACC sleuths, says it is politics Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi met Kenya Anti-Corruption investigators for four hours, claimed innocence, and blamed Sh283million cemetery scandal on... |
| ODM leaders to welcome Kibaki to Ruto turf Yesterday, Ruto was the chief guest on the first day of the show, today it will be the President, while Livestock Minister Mohamed Kuti will grace the occasion... |
| Raila in a spot over his differences with Kibaki But while responding, Raila maintained the war on the vice must be personalised and politicized, arguing corruption is carried out by individuals as well as politicians who must be dealt with... |
| Push to hive region from Rift to Central A resident, Mr Alexander Kihumbu told a IIBRC hearing in Nyeri that the Solio ranch settlers had more in common with the people of Central Province than those of the Rift... |
| Raila on the spot over deputy PM Prime Minister Raila Odinga was hard pressed to explain to Parliament why he has not suspended his deputy Musalia Mudavadi who has been implicated in the fraudulent cemetery land... |
| MPs vote against Naivasha law talks The House was supposed to adjourn on Wednesday to allow MPs travel to Naivasha for a three-day retreat during which they were to be walked through the draft constitution, which is meant to come up... |
| Mudavadi quizzed by KACC over plot fraud Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi was on Wednesday questioned for close to three hours by detectives from the Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission investigating the graves scandal.... |
| Musalia says he was kept in the dark overSh283m deal , Mr Mudavadi denied any dealings with a Mr Newton Osiemo, the man a KACC report claims represented Mr Mudavadi and Mr Kirui’s interests in the land deal and pocketed Sh59 million of the total... |
| House Business leader to be named soon President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga are expected to announce their decision on the Leader of Government Business in Parliament very... |
| How money meant for land was shared out The Sh283 million that was meant to buy land for a cemetery in Mavoko was transferred to various individuals and firms from a joint account operated by three law... |
| Foreign travel ban set to save State Sh200m Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka (left) and a US State Department official (right) during his visit to the US last month. The government could save Sh200 million during a 30-day foreign travel ban... |
| New demolitions to allow for by-passes A bulldozer demolishes part of the Central Police Station wall on November 16, 2009, where a road extension is expected to pass. New buildings worth millions of shilling will be demolished as... |
| Kidney transplant opens new frontier for patients in Africa Dr Antonio Alcaraz (right), head of surgery, conducts laparoscopic surgery on Peninah Nginyo during the kidney transplant operation at Kenyatta National Hospital. Peninah gave her sister, Mary, her... |
| Letterman accuser pleads guilty A television producer pleaded guilty today to trying to extort $2 million from US talk show host David Letterman by threatening to reveal his affairs with women who worked on his late-night program... |
| Kenya invited Bashir despite arrest warrant Kenya which is a signatory of the Rome Statute treaty which forms the basis of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has an obligation to arrest Bashir (pictured) given an outstanding arrest warrant... |
| Briton guilty in $51m pyramid scheme fraud A British court today found a man guilty of defrauding thousands of investors out of 34 million pounds ($51 million, Sh3.8bn) through a series of pyramid... |
| Feted activist asks US to push Kenya A human rights campaigner honoured in Washington on Wednesday as a “woman of courage” has urged the US to intensify pressure on Kenya to speed up... |
| Brown warns of economic trouble ahead British Prime Minister Gordon Brown sees risks to the economic recovery and says it is not the moment to change course as he prepares for an election by... |