By Rev Okoth Otura
I hereby salute all mothers out there!!! This message is dedicated to my late Mother Pheobe Ogallo Otura, “ Nyar Ombeyi”
When God created Adam and Eve HE created them both in  HIS own image, therefore, mothers are not less important than fathers, and thus it should really be no surprise to us [...]

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Rev. Abel Oriri
Thanks for your prayers and support. 
These are some work late cousin Professor Okoth Ogendo contributed to the accademic world. He burrial is today may  9th, 2009 in Nyakach-Nyanza-Western-Kenya.
Work in Progress (1997-2005) 1999
“Land Policy Development in East Africa: a survey of recent trends” Paper for DFID workshop on ALand Rights and Sustainable Development in [...]

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By Standard on Sunday Team
Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta is under attack after admitting the extra Sh9.2 billion he defended in his Supplementary Estimate was a ‘typing’ or ‘computer’ error.
There were calls to President Kibaki to replace Uhuru and order a forensic audit of the 2008-2009 Budget to rule out foul play.
Others asked Uhuru to apologise [...]

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MINGORA, Pakistan – Civilians cowered in hospital beds and trapped residents struggled to feed their children Saturday, as Pakistani warplanes pounded a Taliban-held valley in what the prime minister called a “war of the country’s survival.”
Warplanes and troops killed dozens of entrenched militants Saturday in the assault on northwestern Swat Valley, the army said.
The offensive [...]

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HOUSTON (AP)—Houston center Yao Ming has undergone tests on his sprained left ankle and will be re-evaluated before the Rockets’ playoff game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday.
Yao had 19 points and 14 rebounds in the Lakers’ 108-94 victory Friday night that gave Los Angeles a 2-1 lead in the series. Yao limped off [...]

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Washington - US President Barack Obama telephoned Jacob Zuma on Friday to congratulate him on becoming South African president and urged Zuma to take a leadership role on the African continent, the White House said.
Obama praised South Africans for their “commitment to democracy” after more than three-quarters of the voting population took part in April’s [...]

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By DONNA BRYSON, Associated Press Writer Donna Bryson, Associated Press Writer
PRETORIA, South Africa – Jacob Zuma took the presidential oath Saturday, vowing to work to fulfill the dreams of all South Africans and to strengthen democracy in a nation that suffered decades under the yolk of white supremacy.
Tens of thousands of spectators screamed their approval, [...]

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PNU’s radical reforms on governance
 
By SIMON SIELE
Kenya’s Party of National Unity has proposed far-reaching reforms aimed at improving governance in the country.
Among these is the proposal for members of the Cabinet to appointed from private citizens, as happens in the US.
Speaking after the party’s strategic meeting in Nairobi on Friday, secretary-general Kiraitu Murungi said PNU [...]

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BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
Kenya has stepped in with a raft of recommendations to salvage the current contract with the consortia of investors under the banner of Rift Valley Railways (RVR) ahead of Thursday’s D-day for the private managers to leave.
President Mwai Kibaki wants the Cabinet to ratify a re-negotiated concession agreement between Kenya and Uganda with [...]

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