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Kenya: Malik Obama Is a National Embarrassment
opinion By Larry MadowoMalik Obama is still so jealous of Barack Obama, that he is yet to get over the fact that his half-brother was president of the United States for eight years and is now enjoying his retirement. Perhaps he wishes that that should have been him making history, soaking in all the glory. Instead, Malik was stuck in relative oblivion in Siaya, where he is so disliked, that even his home county couldn't elect him governor despite his famous last name.
Kenya: IEBC Warns Politicians They Risk Being Locked Out of Elections
By Agewa MagutThe Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission on Tuesday warned politicians guilty of hate speech that they risked being locked out of elections. It said it would monitor politicians after nominations to bar those inciting hatred from running for political office.
Kenya: Kenyatta's Last State of the Nation Address Before August Polls
By John NgirachuPresident Uhuru Kenyatta is on Wednesday expected to focus on the Jubilee Coalition's fulfilment of its manifesto as he makes the last State of the Nation address before the August General Election. The Head of State will be hoping to set the stage for the continuity of his administration as well as continue, but in a different style, the campaigns whose tempo has been increasing since the start of the last year of his first term in office.
Kenya: Once in Danger of Extinction, Naivasha's Fish Eagle Soars Again
By James RandersonThey are one of Africa's most loved birds, with graceful aerial skills, distinctive plumage and an unmistakable call that shatters the dawn quiet over lakes and rivers. The future once looked bleak for the African fish eagles at Lake Naivasha -- one of the bird's previous strongholds.
Kenya: Strike Is Over! but the Pain, Deaths and Costs Will Be Felt for Many Years
By Verah Okeyo and Elizabeth MerabIn January, Mr Jared Onyimbo called the Nation newsroom asking for coverage to get money to save his 11-year-old son's life. Fredrick Otieno was suffering from Leukaemia and had been referred to Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) in Eldoret from Kijabe Hospital, which could not handle the case. There were no doctors at MTRH, and he did not have the money to seek care in private facilities.
Kenya: 100-Day Doctors' Strike Set to End
By Elizabeth MerabAfter 100 days of deaths, pain and despair, the doctors' strike is set to end this evening. The Health ministry, the Council of Governors and the medics' union are set to put pen to paper to bring to an end the protracted industrial action. The move, which will come as a good news to innumerable Kenyans, was announced by the Council of Governors in a statement.
South Sudan: Ceasefire Monitors Worry New Rebel Movements Threaten Peace
Photo: © 2017 Edouard Dropsy for Human Rights Watch Des enfants de Bakala dans un camp pour personnes déplacées à Grimali, en République centrafricaine, le 24 janvier 2017. Environ 10 000 personnes ont fui les combats entre l’UPC et le FPRC dans la province d’Ouaka depuis fin novembre 2016.
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