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SEVERAL IRONS IN THE FIRE

An outsider has suddenly showed up in the race for the post of Kenyan vice president. The job, which has [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.1998

CHESEREM GETS BUSY

In a letter addressed to nine employer federations last week, the governor of the Kenyan central bank, Micah Cheserem, called [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.1998

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REGIONAL INTEGRATION MAKES A MOVE

A ministerial delegation of the East African Cooperation's three member-countries (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) led by Tanzanian foreign minister Jakaya Kikwete won't be returning home empty-handed from its international tour, begun in Brussels on February 3 (ION N° 798). The newly-named [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

MODEST FISCAL ACCORD

The French national assembly's foreign affairs committee studied, at the end of January, the Bill, already passed by the Senate [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

SALLY KOSGEI

The arrival of an International Monetary Fund delegation in Nairobi this week to run a fine toothcomb over the Kenyan [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

FRENCH MISSION REPORT

Officially for timetable reasons, the French government has postponed the [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

WATER TRADE SHOW

The annual trade show on water in Africa, Water '98 [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

FLOWERS VICTIM OF EL NIÑO

Last year's extended heavy rains set off by the El Niño climatic phenomenon led to the stagnation of Kenya's flower [...]

Subscribers only 07.02.1998

FRANCIS OLE KAPARO

The chairman of the previous national assembly and a Kenya African National Union (KANU, government) MP, Francis Ole Kaparo has [...]

Subscribers only 07.02.1998

TOUR FOR PROMOTION

A ministerial delegation representing the three member-countries of East African Cooperation (EAC) began in Belgium this week an international tour [...]

Subscribers only 07.02.1998

DAMNING REPORT

An inquiry by Donors Democratic Development Group (DDDG, a group set up by Western ambassadors in Nairobi) into inter-ethnic violence [...]

Subscribers only 07.02.1998

TENSION CLIMBING BACK UP

Sidelined during the general election at the end of December, Kenya's radical opposition is now trying to get back into [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.1998

BRITISH HUMANITARIAN AID

Britain’s Department for International Development (DFID) has awarded US$1 million [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.1998

TIOMIN TO START IN EARLY 2000

The Canadian company Tiomin Resources, which is continuing to assess mineralized sand deposits on all four concessions on which it [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.01.1998

LOOK WHAT'S WAITING FOR YOU

Kenyan finance minister Simeon Nyachae will rapidly be confronted by a resumption of International Monetary Fund negotiations in order to [...]

Subscribers only 24.01.1998

MARK ARAP TOO

Newly re-elected head of state Daniel arap Moi has named [...]

Subscribers only 24.01.1998

WHO'LL SUPPLY MOMBASA'S CRANES?

Ever since Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) announced its intention of [...]

Subscribers only 24.01.1998

BONAYA GODANA

Kenya's new minister of foreign affairs, Bonaya Godana, is the former deputy speaker of parliament. He replaces Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.1998

MACHIAVELLI AT WORK

In post-election Kenya, head of state Daniel arap Moi hasn't moved an inch from his well-known reputation as "Machiavelli of [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.1998

LEADER OF OPPOSITION IS KIBAKI

After having served head of state Daniel arap Moi as [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.1998

KANU - BY A NOSE

Official results of Kenya's general election of December 29 and 30 published this week give a very narrow majority to [...]

Subscribers only 10.01.1998

US DOING WELL IN THE RAG TRADE

Coming in sixth place of US exports to Sub-Sahara Africa, the sale by the United States of used clothing to [...]

Subscribers only 10.01.1998

BRITISH FIRM BLAMED

Samuel Kivuitu, chairman of Kenya's national electoral commission, has blamed [...]

Subscribers only 10.01.1998

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KANU PUSHING TO WIN

Outgoing president Daniel arap Moi and several officials of Kenya African National Union (KANU, government) had to push hard to pull off presidential and general elections in Kenya held on December 29 and 30 in total confusion.

Subscribers only 03.01.1998

RIGHT OF WAY FOR SPOORNET

The Belgian-South African consortium Company of the Management of Zuidelijke Railways (Comazar), which groups subsidiaries of Société Nationale des Chemins [...]

Subscribers only 03.01.1998

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Kenya

SEVERAL IRONS IN THE FIRE

CHESEREM GETS BUSY

Spotlight
REGIONAL INTEGRATION MAKES A MOVE

MODEST FISCAL ACCORD

SALLY KOSGEI

FRENCH MISSION REPORT

WATER TRADE SHOW

FLOWERS VICTIM OF EL NIÑO

FRANCIS OLE KAPARO

TOUR FOR PROMOTION

DAMNING REPORT

TENSION CLIMBING BACK UP

BRITISH HUMANITARIAN AID

TIOMIN TO START IN EARLY 2000

LOOK WHAT'S WAITING FOR YOU

MARK ARAP TOO

WHO'LL SUPPLY MOMBASA'S CRANES?

BONAYA GODANA

MACHIAVELLI AT WORK

LEADER OF OPPOSITION IS KIBAKI

KANU - BY A NOSE

US DOING WELL IN THE RAG TRADE

BRITISH FIRM BLAMED

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KANU PUSHING TO WIN

RIGHT OF WAY FOR SPOORNET

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Kenya

SEVERAL IRONS IN THE FIRE

CHESEREM GETS BUSY

Spotlight REGIONAL INTEGRATION MAKES A MOVE

MODEST FISCAL ACCORD

SALLY KOSGEI

FRENCH MISSION REPORT

WATER TRADE SHOW

FLOWERS VICTIM OF EL NIÑO

FRANCIS OLE KAPARO

TOUR FOR PROMOTION

DAMNING REPORT

TENSION CLIMBING BACK UP

BRITISH HUMANITARIAN AID

TIOMIN TO START IN EARLY 2000

LOOK WHAT'S WAITING FOR YOU

MARK ARAP TOO

WHO'LL SUPPLY MOMBASA'S CRANES?

BONAYA GODANA

MACHIAVELLI AT WORK

LEADER OF OPPOSITION IS KIBAKI

KANU - BY A NOSE

US DOING WELL IN THE RAG TRADE

BRITISH FIRM BLAMED

Spotlight KANU PUSHING TO WIN

RIGHT OF WAY FOR SPOORNET

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