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  • Kenyas Deputy Leader to Appear during ICC Trial

    The International Criminal Court (ICC) has ruled that Kenya's deputy president, William Ruto, must attend key segments of his trial on charges of crimes against humanity scheduled to begin in September, according to a court spokesman. Ruto and Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta face similar charges before the court in connection with their alleged role in the country's 2007-2008 post-election ...

  • India becomes Kenyas largest Asian trading partner

    India, which has a thriving diaspora in Kenya estimated at 100,000, became the East African nation's biggest trading partner in Asia in 2012, surpassing China, a government document says. India exported to Kenya goods worth $240 million, way ahead of Asia's biggest economy China, which exported goods valued at $148 million.The figure represents a growth of around 30 percent when compared to ...

  • Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Intervenes in Police Row

    Secretary of Interior and Co-ordination of National Government Joseph Ole Lenku Monday (June 17th) intervened in the ongoing dispute over Police Inspector General David Kimaiyo's appointment of county police officials against the wishes of the National Police Service Commission (NPSC), Kenya's Daily Nation reported. Lenku said the dozens of county commanders that Kimaiyo appointed ...

  • Kenya Kenyan Budget Committee Rejects New Office for Kibaki

    Kenya's parliamentary budget committee has rejected a proposal to purchase a new office for former President Mwai Kibaki for 700 million shillings ($8.2 million), Kenya's Daily Nation reported Tuesday (June 18th). Lawmakers were examining a failure to allocate 5.4 billion shillings ($63 million) earmarked for the Constituency Development Fund in the supplementary budgets estimate when ...

  • Get me out of here - Canary Islands KenyaTanzania San Diego

    Set sail for a cruise of the Canary Islands on 1 July. The 12-night trip departs from Southampton aboard P&O's Ventura, costing 749pp for an inside cabin. Ports include Madeira, La Palma, Tenerife, Lanzarote and ...

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A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas

A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas

See you in the fourth, Neil Patrick Harris winks to Harold (John Cho) and Kumar (Kal Penn) about midway through their third absurdist odyssey A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas, essentially summarizing just how far we have come since 2004 whe ... ...

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  • ICC trials for Kenyas new leaders may shift partly back home

    Newly elected president Uhuru Kenyatta and deputy president William Ruto were indicted by the ICC for 2007 election violence. Is Kenya ready to watch the hearings up ...

  • Kenya Auditor Generals office hit as staff eye better jobs

    Auditor General Humphrey Wanyama told the Public Investment Committee (PIC) yesterday that his office had 180 employees but required a workforce of 350 to effectively handle more responsibilities. "We are required to post some officials to the counties and that is why we had requested more funds. With the situation as it is right now, we will not recruit more staff to post to the ...

  • Kenya Commanders assume office amid uproar

    National Police Service Commission (NPSC) said they would work on the issue among others. "We have taken over the regions for now and we hope all will be smooth," said one of the commanders. The 141 commanders- 47 each from regular, Administration Police and CID took over in most counties in Coast, Central and Eastern Provinces after holding briefs with the outgoing Provincial Police ...

  • Constitution Commission Cautions on Transferring Functions to Counties

    Nairobi - The Commission for the Implementation of the Constitution (CIC) has expressed concern over the manner in which national government functions are being transferred to County governments saying it is rushed and risks paralysing devolution. In an advisory posted on the Commission's website, CIC said the process of transferring functions to the County governments must be restructured ...

  • ICC Says Kenyan President Can Skip Some Court Sessions

    Nairobi - The International Criminal Court (ICC) has given Deputy President William Ruto the green light to skip some Court sessions when his trial begins in September, but made it mandatory for him to be present during the crucial sessions including the opening and closing statements. In a decision made public on Tuesday afternoon, Trial Chamber V rejected Ruto's request to be allowed to ...

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