Full Coverage: Kenya
April 2008
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The aim of this Guide is to provide a brief introduction to human rights and sustainable development issues in Kenya
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29.04.2008
Levottomuudet ravistelivat Keniaa parlamenttivaalien jälkeen. Uudella verkkosivustolla kenialaiset kertovat kokemuksiaan elämästä ilman perusihmisoikeuksia, kuten ruokaa tai vettä.
more...From: OneWorld US Related topics/regions: [Human rights] Image: -
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28.04.2008
Kenyans talk about how they feel they are denied basic human rights - views that are particularly revealing given the violence that followed the country's disputed election results.
more...From: Panos London Related topics/regions: [Poverty] [Human rights] Image: Helen: "Now if we had water, there wouldn't be a problem - one would farm, and sell the produce, and get money to pay school fees." (Panos)
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25.04.2008
Kenyan marathon champion Paul Tergat is to take part in a 15km race - "Running Side by Side for Peace" - in Nairobi on Sunday 27 April.
more...Related topics/regions: [Conflict resolution] Image: Running Side by Side Healing Marathon
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24.04.2008
Kenian vastanimetty valtapuolueiden yhteinen jättihallitus kiinnittää erityishuomiota lapsiin. Lasten ja naisten asioita varten on luotu uusi ministeriö, ja kiireellisenä tavoitteena pidetään lasten saamista pakolaisleireiltä takaisin normaaliin arkeen.
more...From: Suomen World Vision Related topics/regions: [Children] [Politics] [Conflict] |
16.04.2008
As the baton of violence heads over to Zimabwe, Bronwen Manby looks at the African Peer Review Mechanism in relation to Kenya, its shortcomings such as lack of follow-up and political teeth and the urgent lessons from its engagement with Kenya.
more...From Pambazuka News Related topics/regions: [Africa] [Zimbabwe] |
14.04.2008
This Sunday, Kenyan President Kibaki announced a power-sharing cabinet and named opposition leader Raila Odinga Prime Minister, following weeks of negotiations over the December election crisis.
more...From: The Standard Image: President Mwai Kibaki. © UN Millennium Project
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11.04.2008
Ongoing changes in the licensing regime are holding back Kenya's potential to become a regional e-commerce hub, industry players said. Entrepreneurs say most of the changes are making it harder for them to compete and are tilting the market in favour of their rivals.
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