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WHOSE TURN AS CHIEF JUSTICE?

The jobs of two key figures of the Kenyan regime, comptroller of State House Wilson Chepkwony and chief justice Zaccheus [...]

Subscribers only Politics 11.09.1999

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BARELY A THREE-MONTH HONEYMOON

Richard Leakey, the man Kenyan head of state Daniel arap Moi chose in July to lead Kenya's civil service, can maybe reckon on three months to prove he and his team are up to the job of cleaning out the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.09.1999

TITUS NAIKUMI

At the same time as Martin Oduor Otieno was named permanent secretary to the finance ministry (ION 868), other permanent [...]

Subscribers only 04.09.1999

MUTITU PLANS FOR KPR

Former permanent secretary to the energy ministry Cripus Mutitu, who [...]

Subscribers only 04.09.1999

WILL MINISTERS SHUFFLE AROUND?

On top of last week's surprise appointment of Dr. Richard Leakey as head of the Kenyan civil service and several [...]

Subscribers only Politics 31.07.1999

MARTIN LUKE ODUOR-OTIENO

The new permanent secretary to the finance ministry, named by head of state Daniel arap Moi at the same time [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.1999

JOHN SMALL

The former managing director of East African Packaging Industries in [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.1999

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MASAKHALIA BETTER RETHINK HIS FIGURES

The latest accusations of corruption and insider trading hurled in the Kenyan parliament this week at persons close to head of state Daniel arap Moi, including an adviser Joshua Kulei and the minister Nicholas Biwott, plus the breakdown of the [.

Subscribers only Politics 24.07.1999

IFC SEEKS PARTNER FOR KCB

At the request of the Kenyan finance ministry and Central Bank of Kenya, officials of International Finance Corporation (a World [...]

Subscribers only 24.07.1999

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COOPERATION IT AIN'T

Signature of the treaty setting up East African Cooperation (EAC) by heads of states of the member-countries (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) is scheduled for Arusha on July 30 but harmonizing the three countries' legislation to create a regional common market will [.

Subscribers only Politics 17.07.1999

AMBITIOUS ADVOCATES

Several American law firms are fighting in the market for compensation of victims of anti-US terrorist attacks last August in [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.1999

STILL TRYING FOR CONSTITUTIONAL TALKS

Despite all its efforts, Donors Democracy Development Group (DDDG), which comprises diplomats of 25 countries in Nairobi, has not managed [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.07.1999

LINKLATERS & ALLIANCE TO PRIVATIZE KPTC

A consortium of three law firms has been contracted to [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.1999

MOI'S LAPSES

Head of state Daniel arap Moi, whose mandate extends into Year 2002 but is soon reaching 75 years of age, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.07.1999

EGYPTIAN FIRM TIPTOES INTO NAIROBI

Egyptian firm South to South International Trading, set up to develop trade winds between Egypt and countries of East Africa, [...]

Subscribers only 10.07.1999

USAID HELPS REBUILD NAIROBI

United States Agency for International Development (USAID) issued a Call [...]

Subscribers only 10.07.1999

DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN SOVEREIGN GROUP AND SHOLLEI

W. Sambu, managing director of the Kenyan firm Sovereign Group [...]

Subscribers only 03.07.1999

EIB TELECOM PROJECTS

The European Investment Bank should finance the improvement of telecommunications in the three countries of East African Cooperation, namely Kenya, [...]

Subscribers only 26.06.1999

WORLD BANK'S FAULT

Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) is to increase its [...]

Subscribers only 26.06.1999

2K REVELERS

Not having succeeded, contrary to the Republic of South Africa, to draw some profit from the strong increase in visitors [...]

Subscribers only 19.06.1999

BILATERAL ACCORD WITH EUROPE

Kenya would like to work out a special trade accord with the European Union to protect its share of the [...]

Subscribers only 19.06.1999

TAKING THE BRITISH PULSE

Eastern Africa Association (EAA, an association grouping in majority British firms) used an opinion poll with its member-states last month [...]

Subscribers only 19.06.1999

ORR ASSAULTS FINTIMES

A confidential memo on the visit to London at the end of January 1999 of a delegation of government ministers [...]

Subscribers only 19.06.1999

ELIJAH NGUGU MWENGI

The new head of the World Bank's El Niño Emergency Project, which is in tended to repair and rehabilitate infrastructures [...]

Subscribers only 12.06.1999

JUDICIAL BLOCKBUSTER

The legal complaint filed by US lawyer Philip Musolino on May 23 before a US district court in the District [...]

Subscribers only 12.06.1999

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Kenya

WHOSE TURN AS CHIEF JUSTICE?

Spotlight
BARELY A THREE-MONTH HONEYMOON

TITUS NAIKUMI

MUTITU PLANS FOR KPR

WILL MINISTERS SHUFFLE AROUND?

MARTIN LUKE ODUOR-OTIENO

JOHN SMALL

Spotlight
MASAKHALIA BETTER RETHINK HIS FIGURES

IFC SEEKS PARTNER FOR KCB

Spotlight
COOPERATION IT AIN'T

AMBITIOUS ADVOCATES

STILL TRYING FOR CONSTITUTIONAL TALKS

LINKLATERS & ALLIANCE TO PRIVATIZE KPTC

MOI'S LAPSES

EGYPTIAN FIRM TIPTOES INTO NAIROBI

USAID HELPS REBUILD NAIROBI

DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN SOVEREIGN GROUP AND SHOLLEI

EIB TELECOM PROJECTS

WORLD BANK'S FAULT

2K REVELERS

BILATERAL ACCORD WITH EUROPE

TAKING THE BRITISH PULSE

ORR ASSAULTS FINTIMES

ELIJAH NGUGU MWENGI

JUDICIAL BLOCKBUSTER

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Kenya

WHOSE TURN AS CHIEF JUSTICE?

Spotlight BARELY A THREE-MONTH HONEYMOON

TITUS NAIKUMI

MUTITU PLANS FOR KPR

WILL MINISTERS SHUFFLE AROUND?

MARTIN LUKE ODUOR-OTIENO

JOHN SMALL

Spotlight MASAKHALIA BETTER RETHINK HIS FIGURES

IFC SEEKS PARTNER FOR KCB

Spotlight COOPERATION IT AIN'T

AMBITIOUS ADVOCATES

STILL TRYING FOR CONSTITUTIONAL TALKS

LINKLATERS & ALLIANCE TO PRIVATIZE KPTC

MOI'S LAPSES

EGYPTIAN FIRM TIPTOES INTO NAIROBI

USAID HELPS REBUILD NAIROBI

DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN SOVEREIGN GROUP AND SHOLLEI

EIB TELECOM PROJECTS

WORLD BANK'S FAULT

2K REVELERS

BILATERAL ACCORD WITH EUROPE

TAKING THE BRITISH PULSE

ORR ASSAULTS FINTIMES

ELIJAH NGUGU MWENGI

JUDICIAL BLOCKBUSTER

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BARELY A THREE-MONTH HONEYMOON

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MASAKHALIA BETTER RETHINK HIS FIGURES

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COOPERATION IT AIN'T