News from Kenya
By Eric Biegon
THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS, The fate of kenyan Deputy President William Ruto and former radio journalist Joshua arap Sang, who face charges of crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court (ICC) here, is now in the …
"FATE OF KENYAN DEPUTY PRESIDENT IN HANDS OF ICC JUDGES" By Lynace Mwashigadi
NAIROBI, The Kenyan government has been urged to allocate more resources for initiatives aimed at dealing with gender-based violence.
The call was made by the Wajir County local assembly’s Woman Representative, Fatuma Ibrahim, who described gender-based violence …
"KENYAN GOVT ASKED TO ALLOCATE MORE RESOURCES TO COMBATING GBV" NAIROBI, President Uhuru Kenyatta Friday evening launched a Sh7.6 billion street lighting project with an assurance that it will be extended to all major towns in the 47 counties.
Speaking during the launch of the national public lighting project at …
"KENYAN PRESIDENT LAUNCHES SH7.6 BILLION STREET LIGHTING PROJECT" By: AGGREY MUTAMBO
The National Police Service has defended its record on human rights amid accusations of extrajudicial killings.
Police Spokesman Charles Owino on Tuesday said it is unfair to accuse the police of extrajudicial killings when no sufficient investigations …
"Kenya Police Service defends its human rights record" By: PAULINE ONGAJI
Persons with disabilities are often the poorest of the poor. This is according to the 2011 World Disability Report. Their disability has often been linked to their inability to access formal employment.
This is especially the case …
"Mobile app to link the disabled with employers" Chase Bank has received a S billion loan from Global Climate Partnership Fund (GCPF) for environmental friendly energy projects.
The eight year loan, which has the option of rising to Sh4.5 billion, will be used for small-scale renewable energy projects …
"Chase Bank gets Sbn loan for green projects"