NYANZA PROVINCIAL CO-OPERATIVE OFFICER KILLING CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN NYANZA.
 By Agwanda Jakorandoh
 Nyanza Provincial Co-operative Officer Mr.J. Osok is being alleged to be colluding with the Co-operative Bank and the Co-operative Officer to strangle Co-operatives within the province that are banking with Co-operative bank and banking with other banks.
  This has not gone to an extent that [...]

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California Governor - 2010.
By Dr. Joe Symmon,
P.O. Box 390,
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739
www.drjoesymmon.com
My name is Dr. Joe Symmon and I am running for Governor of California. I am a moral voice of change, hope and greatness for such a time like this.
What is critical to human progress is vision — seeing a future that is achievable [...]

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Migingo: House gives Kibaki nod to deploy military
By ALPHONCE SHIUNDU
In Summary
Emotional debate in Parliament as MPs ask President Kibaki to take charge of the country’s borders.
Kenya Parliament has given President Kibaki a go-ahead to deploy the military in case diplomacy fails in the ongoing row over Lake Victoria’s Migingo Island.
The House also allowed the President [...]

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Suspected Somali militia shoot down plane
By Cyrus Ombati in Nairobi and Adow Jubat in Ijara
A military chopper went down as it patrolled the expansive and volatile Kenya-Somalia border after it was hit by what sources called “a hostile force”.
Two pilots and a senior military officer, a Col Muteti who is in charge of the Northern [...]

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By Jim Hnatiuk - Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
A Not so Hot Potato
With the environment supposedly becoming a ‘warmer’ potato, you would think that our government would by now have a clear, green directive to offer Canadians.
 
On May 18, 2009, The Hill Times reported that the Environment Commissioner Scott Vaughan said, “The Conservatives have [...]

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A Better Life Beckons in Africa
U.S. Downturn Drives Immigrant Professionals Back Home
By Stephanie McCrummen
Washington Post Foreign Service
KISUMU, Kenya — With the U.S. economy in turmoil, his job as a truck driver no longer secure and his upwardly mobile life in the Dallas suburbs in jeopardy, James Odhiambo decided it was time for a change.
He wanted [...]

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