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Arap Moi Shoves Leakey Aside

For weeks, President Daniel arap Moi and the hard wing of his governing Kanu party have been growing increasingly irritated [...]

Subscribers only 16.02.2001

Njenga Karume

Leader of the defunct Gikuyu Embu & Meru Association (Gema) and deputy of the opposition Democratic Party (DP), James Njenga [...]

Subscribers only 16.02.2001

Government Divided Over Tiomin Project

Although mineral exploitation minister Jackson Kalweo says the Kwale project [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.02.2001

Nairobi goes easy on Addis Ababa

The Kenyan government has not taken any retaliatory measures against Ethiopia after Ethiopian armed groups raided northern Kenya three weeks [...]

Subscribers only 09.02.2001

Euro Bank on the edge of the abyss

Euro Bank (one of the 50 Kenyan merchant banks) headed by Solomon Muthamia who is seen as the soul mate [...]

Subscribers only 09.02.2001

Julius Tangus Rotich

Following the ousting of judge Aaron Rungera from the post of director of the Kenya Anti Corruption Authority (KACA), the [...]

Subscribers only 09.02.2001

Oil Bill Runs Into Opposition

A bill to regulate oil prices in Kenya has run into growing opposition from oil companies which say it could [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.02.2001

Hard times for the Recovery Team

The conservative wing of the governing Kanu party has used the IMF’s December freeze of an 8-million-shilling credit for Kenya [...]

Subscribers only 02.02.2001

NGOs clash for subventions

Three groups of Kenyan NGOs are contending for the control of a 2-billion shilling program (1$ equals 79 shillings), financed [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.02.2001

Ndungi Githuku

A poet and a theatre actor in addition to being a defender of human rights, Ndungi Githuku is to receive [...]

Subscribers only 02.02.2001

Busy days for the Commonwealth Business Council in Nairobi

The Commonwealth Business Council (CBC) is to organize two consecutive [...]

Subscribers only 02.02.2001

More Foreign Eyes on Prospects

Increasing numbers of foreign firms are casting an eye on Kenya’s mining industry but few are actually getting down to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.01.2001

Competition for Tiomin?

The contro-versy over the Kwale project has taken yet another [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.01.2001

The Ufungamano radicalization

The chances are more and more weak of seeing a merger, before the closing date of January 31, between the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 26.01.2001

Import duty on power generators reinstated

According to a source at the ministry of finance, the Nairobi government is considering lifting the suspension of import duty [...]

Subscribers only 26.01.2001

Kikuyus take the offensive

A meeting of important business and economic figures from the eastern and central provinces of Kenya was staged in Nairobi [...]

Subscribers only 26.01.2001

The EAA behind the KBCF

The Eastern Africa Association (EAA which links foreign firms in [...]

Subscribers only 26.01.2001

Hope for the Power Sector

In the midst of severe power shortages which have had a considerable impact on the economy a few positive signs [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.01.2001

KPLC Versus KenGen

Even though they are both in financial trouble, two state-run [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.01.2001

Triton Energy - Re-Assessing Exploration Portfolio

Triton Energy Limited is taking a close look at its [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.01.2001

Fighting Against Fraud

The Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) says it is [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.01.2001

European horticulture norms

Anxious to satisfy European Union (UE) norms in terms of maximum level of chemical residue for their fresh exportation products [...]

Subscribers only 19.01.2001

Lake Tanganyika recalls the Spanish Main

Acts of piratery are multiplying on Lake Tanganyika, two of whose lakeside countries (Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo) are [...]

Subscribers only 19.01.2001

Mark arap Too

The non-official advisor to president Daniel arap Moi for the questions concerning the East African Region and president of Lonrho [...]

Subscribers only 19.01.2001

The choice of Arap Moi for Yaounde

In the framework of the XXI summit of the Franco/African [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.01.2001

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Kenya

Arap Moi Shoves Leakey Aside

Njenga Karume

Government Divided Over Tiomin Project

Nairobi goes easy on Addis Ababa

Euro Bank on the edge of the abyss

Julius Tangus Rotich

Oil Bill Runs Into Opposition

Hard times for the Recovery Team

NGOs clash for subventions

Ndungi Githuku

Busy days for the Commonwealth Business Council in Nairobi

More Foreign Eyes on Prospects

Competition for Tiomin?

The Ufungamano radicalization

Import duty on power generators reinstated

Kikuyus take the offensive

The EAA behind the KBCF

Hope for the Power Sector

KPLC Versus KenGen

Triton Energy - Re-Assessing Exploration Portfolio

Fighting Against Fraud

European horticulture norms

Lake Tanganyika recalls the Spanish Main

Mark arap Too

The choice of Arap Moi for Yaounde

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Kenya

Arap Moi Shoves Leakey Aside

Njenga Karume

Government Divided Over Tiomin Project

Nairobi goes easy on Addis Ababa

Euro Bank on the edge of the abyss

Julius Tangus Rotich

Oil Bill Runs Into Opposition

Hard times for the Recovery Team

NGOs clash for subventions

Ndungi Githuku

Busy days for the Commonwealth Business Council in Nairobi

More Foreign Eyes on Prospects

Competition for Tiomin?

The Ufungamano radicalization

Import duty on power generators reinstated

Kikuyus take the offensive

The EAA behind the KBCF

Hope for the Power Sector

KPLC Versus KenGen

Triton Energy - Re-Assessing Exploration Portfolio

Fighting Against Fraud

European horticulture norms

Lake Tanganyika recalls the Spanish Main

Mark arap Too

The choice of Arap Moi for Yaounde

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