Reviving talks on thorny issues key to lasting peace
By KIPCHUMBA SOME
In Summary
Unless matters that sparked poll crisis are solved, violence can erupt before 2012
The Government has been asked to revive talks on Agenda Four of the National Peace Accord to resolve some of the issues that fuelled the post-election violence in which [...]

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By Hillel Italie, The Associated Press
NEW YORK - Oprah Winfrey has yet to comment on Herman Rosenblat and his debunked story of meeting his future wife in a Nazi concentration camp. But a brief disclaimer has been added to her website, www.oprah.com, which still devotes substantial space to the Rosenblat romance.
“On December 27, 2008, Herman [...]

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USENGE POLICE ON THE SPOT
By JEFF OTIENO
A fish trader by the name William Ngeso Wate is battling for his life at the Bondo District Hospital after a contingent of five uniformed policemen attached to the Usenge police station battered him.
According to eyewitnesses, the 29 years-old fishmonger was in the company of his wife together with [...]

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By Scott A Morgan
Currently the main focal point regarding US Interests towards Somalia just happens to be Piracy. A Close second just happens to be restoring a functioning Centralized Government. But there is one group that has been reaching out to Washington but it is apparent that the reply is Silence.
Since the collapse of the [...]

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By Agwanda Jakorando
EVERY Leader who has been yearning for the prosperity of this nation is not very much happy with the recently enacted controversial Kenya Communications[Amendment] Bill 2008,Central Organizations of Trade Unions Secretary General Francis Atwoli has said.
Atwoli said that COTU has been opposing the signing of the Media Bill into law by the President, [...]

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Kenya media says No to govt talks
BY SIMON NDONGA and JUDIE KABERIA
The Media Owners Association and the Editors Guild on Tuesday said they would snub calls by the government for dialogue on the contentious sections of the controversial Kenya Communications Amendment Act 2008.
The Media Owners Association (MOA) arrived at the decision after a meeting to [...]

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