MY PATH TO ODM SECRETARY GENERAL`S POST
 
BY OKINDA JT
 
archjt2004@yahoo.com
 
I will begin by introducing myself to the ODM fraternity and the Kenyan People in general.
 
I am a Kenyan citizen from MALUNGA WEST SUB-LOCATION of NORTH WEST GEM LOCATION of GEM CONSTITUENCY.
 
As one who believes strongly on the right of the people to elect leaders of their [...]

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Tribunal shocker: Loopholes may affect suspects’ trials
 
By David Ohito
There are fresh fears that perpetrators of the post-election violence that rocked the country early this year may not be brought to justice after all, if key legislative weaknesses are not addressed.
New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) says loopholes in the draft statute for the establishment of [...]

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Maya Angelou
Inaugural Poet
Maya Angelou is hailed as one of the great voices of contemporary literature and as a remarkable Renaissance woman. Being a poet, educator, historian, best-selling author, actress, playwright, civil-rights activist, producer and director, Dr. Angelou continues to travel the world making appearances, spreading her legendary wisdom.
A mesmerizing vision of grace, swaying and stirring [...]

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Women: ODM Defends itself
BY ANTHONY KAGIRI
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has defended itself against accusations from women Parliamentarians that the top leadership is not gender representative.
ODM Chairman Henry Kosgey said on Tuesday that regional balance overtook the gender parity consideration during the elections last Thursday.
Mr Kosgey insisted that out of the 56 posts 25 went [...]

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 Merry, Merry Christmas; Christmas! What a wonderful time of the year. A season that in itself testifies to the very foundation our nation was built on. Yes, a season that testifies to the foundation the CHP is built on…. our Lord’s physical entrance into our world to live among us.
I want to thank all of [...]

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GENEVA (AFP) - The toll from Zimbabwe’s cholera epidemic rose again Tuesday with 1,174 people now known to have died from the disease since August, the United Nations children’s fund UNICEF said.
“The disease is still popping up in the country which means it is still not under control,” UNICEF representative in Zimbabwe Roeland Monasch told [...]

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A Guinea army statement has announced the dissolution of the government, after President Lansana Conte’s death.
An army officer said on state radio a “consultative council” of civilian and military chiefs would be set up. The EU and African Union condemned the move.
A BBC correspondent in the capital Conakry says tanks have been seen on the [...]

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