Crisis looms after 5,000 displaced in tribal fighting

Saturday, May 19th, 2012

Alternative text. By GERALD ANDAE gandae@ke.nationmedia.com And WYCLIFF KIPSANG wkipsang@ke.natiomedia.com Posted  Friday, May 18  2012 at  22:00 A humanitarian crisis looms at Sibilo and Bartabwa villages of Baringo North District following the displacement of more than 800 families by fighting between the Pokot and the Tugen. The worst affected areas are Tuluk, Kapturo, Kamwetio, Chepkesin, Boruiyo, Kalabata, Kaborion, Ng’aratuko, Barketiew, Kagir, Kosile, Menonin, Yatia, Rondinin, Chepkewel, Loruk and Chemoe. More than 5,000 people— mainly women, children and the elderly— have been sleeping in the bush since the beginning of the week

Why Ruto lost case against KNCHR | All Kenya News

Tuesday, May 15th, 2012

Why Ruto lost case against KNCHR | All Kenya News Nairobi, Kenya 22°CMostly Cloudy ‘) g_aths_startcontent(); //if (document.all || document.getElementById) //window.onload=g_aths_startcontent WHY COURT DISMISSED RUTO’S CHALLENGE AGAINST THE REPORT OF THE KENYA NATIONAL COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LINKING HIM TO THE POST ELECTION VIOLENCE. By Nelson K.

Hudson’s brother-in-law guilty in family killings

Saturday, May 12th, 2012

May 11 – Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Hudson wiped away silent tears Friday as a jury read the verdict she had long awaited: her brother-in-law was guilty of killing her mother, brother and young nephew. William Balfour, the estranged husband of Hudson’s sister Julia, was accused of killing his in-laws in October 2008 and then hiding his stepson’s body to try to cover his crimes. It was three days before the boy’s desperate mother and aunt learned that he was also dead and not just held captive. “This was a vicious, cold-blooded, inhumane execution of three people, including a seven-year-old boy who just happened to be home from school,” State Attorney Anita Alvarez told reporters. “We are very, very happy with the verdict.” Jennifer Hudson declined to speak to reporters after the verdict, but Alvarez said the entire family was relieved and grateful.

Wamalwa widow sued by children

Wednesday, May 9th, 2012

By PAMELA CHEPKEMEI pjepkemei@ke.nationmedia.co.ke Posted  Tuesday, May 8  2012 at  22:30 Former vice-president Michael Wamalwa’s widow has been sued by her step-children over Sh36.5 million paid to the family as gratuity after his death.

Your Days Are Numbered, Rutto Warns Detractors

Wednesday, May 9th, 2012

Chepalungu MP Isaac Rutto has urged his constituents to shun leaders who use hooligans to advance their political interest a head of the next general election. Rutto condemned violence which he said is now political rallies in the region recently. The MP warned leaders who use violence to intimidate their rivals saying they risk being kicked out of leadership in the general election

Ruto denies plans to rejoin ODM

Monday, May 7th, 2012

Eldoret North MP William Ruto has scoffed at reports that he may be rejoining ODM soon after talks with party leader Raila Odinga. Ruto and his party supporters said they moved from ODM and will never look back. He said the only partnership they can form with ODM is “if ODM joins URP in forming the next government and not the other way round”. “When we embarked on a journey from the ODM, we took with us all our belongings including goats, cows and even chicken,” said Ruto in Mombasa at the weekend. Ruto and Dujis MP Adan Duale said they are building the URP on strong family values, the foundation of development in any country.

Raila says next poll a two-horse contest

Sunday, May 6th, 2012

Prime Minister Raila Odinga.

Catholics back Uhuru and Ruto on election bid

Saturday, May 5th, 2012

Alternative text. Deputy Prime Minster Uhuru Kenyatta (left) with Eldoret North MP William Ruto being anointed during prayers at Ruiru Municipal Stadium on January 28, 2012

Shakespeare goes global for the Olympics

Sunday, April 29th, 2012

British playgoers who thought they were unfamiliar with the famous work, Heri Wanawake wa Windsor , will have changed their minds last week when the Globe Theatre staged it in London at the start of a Cultural Olympiad heralding the 2012 Olympic Games. There are arts events all over the country marking this special summer, but the Globe is doing something that has never been done before: presenting every one of William Shakespeare’s 37 plays in a different language, including British sign language and hip-hop. From South Sudan in Juba Arabic comes Cymbeline, a Chinese company is doing Richard III, and Afghani actors are tackling A Comedy of Errors.

Ocholla Looking Forward to Sevens Success in Britain

Sunday, April 29th, 2012

Kenya coach Mitch Ocholla is confident his team has all the power to go beyond the main cup quarter finals in the eighth and ninth legs of the International Rugby Boad Sevens seriers and the annual Roma Sevens. The IRB legs are set to be played in Glasgow and London on May 5-6th and May 12 -13 while the Roma 7s in Italy to be played 17th – 19th May. Kenya lost all their matches in Pool “C” in the seventh round and are seeking a better performance in the main quarter finals. “I am hoping for a better performance and we are looking forward to come first or second in the pool. Third and fourth place is not an option for us right now,” Ocholla said

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