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STIFF US CRITICISM

US State Department spokesperson James Rubin has again condemned Kenya's [...]

Subscribers only 25.10.1997

ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN

According to the statistics of the Kenyan finance ministry published this week, the budget deficit (excluding grants) amounted to 2.1 [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.1997

THREE POWER PACTS SIGNED

Kenya Power Co. has signed a contract with Mitsubishi Corp. for the design and construction of the Kipuvu I power [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.10.1997

WHAT OF ELDORET MUNITIONS?

The Belgian ambassador in Nairobi has received the assurances of the Kenyan government that the munitions factory at Eldoret, whose [...]

Subscribers only 11.10.1997

LICENCES FOR ELECTRICITY

The Kenyan government last week decided to grant licences to two independent electricity suppliers although the contracts have been roasted [...]

Subscribers only 11.10.1997

OPPOSITION LIFTS ITS HEAD

After losing the political initiative following the announcement of the programme of democratic reforms worked out by a group of [...]

Subscribers only 11.10.1997

SOMBRE TOURISM FORECASTS

Tourism professionals are expecting a drop of 70 percent in revenues this year along the Kenyan coast for the next [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

BELGIANS IN ELDORET

During an exlporatory mission, at the end of September, the company Liege Airport tried to convince Kenyan authorities and exporters [...]

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DROP IN CAPITAL REVENUE

The statistics of the Kenyan central bank, distributed in September, show a reduction of 50 percent in the surplus of [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.1997

CLARE SHORT

The three countries which British secretary of state for international development, Ms. Clare Short, will visit from October 6 to [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

THE ROAD TO REFORM

The parliament in Nairobi adopted by acclamation, on September 17, the recommendations of the Inter-Parties Parliamentary Group (IPPG), formed on [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

OPPONENTS ARMED ABROAD

Kenyan opponents, who are believed to belong to the February Eighteen Resistance Army (FERA) headed by general John Odongo or [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

CLARE SHORT

The British secretary of state for international development is to [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

IPPG SUGGESTS REFORMS

The Inter-Parties Parliamentary Group (IPPG), formed a few weeks ago [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

MORE NEW PROMISES TO IMF

The Kenyan government on August 29 announced its intention of carrying out the reforms demanded by the International Monetary Fund [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

ARAP MOI SMOKESCREEN

Head of state Daniel arap Moi ignited a powerful smokescreen last week as the Kenyan opposition National Convention Assembly (NCA) [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

DANIEL ARAP MOI

The Kenyan head of state, Daniel arap Moi, will chair [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

Ethnic violence in the Mombasa region in mid-August briefly unsettled the Kenyan political opposition's campaign for constitutional reforms, but the subsequent breakdown in discussions with the government party KANU now leaves it with no alternative than to get its protest [.

Subscribers only 30.08.1997

KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

According to the report by a research institute in Munich and consultants in Kampala, carried out in May with financing [...]

Subscribers only 30.08.1997

NEW DOWNSTREAM HITCHES

A project to build a terminal for LPG imports has moved ahead with an agreement signed by the Kenya Pipeline [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.1997

FIRST EXPLORATION PACT IN DECADE

A Canadian independent, Alberta-based Tornado Resources, has acquired two blocks near Lamu and Mandera, ending a long pause in oil [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.1997

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This week has seen the anti-government riots replaced by a political arm-wrestling match between head of state Daniel arap Moi and the National Convention Executive Committee, the new body which heads opposition mobilization for constitutional reforms and wants to push [.

Subscribers only 26.07.1997

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Kenya

STIFF US CRITICISM

ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN

THREE POWER PACTS SIGNED

WHAT OF ELDORET MUNITIONS?

LICENCES FOR ELECTRICITY

OPPOSITION LIFTS ITS HEAD

SOMBRE TOURISM FORECASTS

BELGIANS IN ELDORET

DROP IN CAPITAL REVENUE

CLARE SHORT

THE ROAD TO REFORM

OPPONENTS ARMED ABROAD

CLARE SHORT

IPPG SUGGESTS REFORMS

MORE NEW PROMISES TO IMF

ARAP MOI SMOKESCREEN

DANIEL ARAP MOI

Spotlight
REFORM - OR BUST

KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

NEW DOWNSTREAM HITCHES

FIRST EXPLORATION PACT IN DECADE

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SOUTH AFRICAN OFFENSIVE

EUSTACHE KARANJA

RACE AGAINST TIME

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Kenya

STIFF US CRITICISM

ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN

THREE POWER PACTS SIGNED

WHAT OF ELDORET MUNITIONS?

LICENCES FOR ELECTRICITY

OPPOSITION LIFTS ITS HEAD

SOMBRE TOURISM FORECASTS

BELGIANS IN ELDORET

DROP IN CAPITAL REVENUE

CLARE SHORT

THE ROAD TO REFORM

OPPONENTS ARMED ABROAD

CLARE SHORT

IPPG SUGGESTS REFORMS

MORE NEW PROMISES TO IMF

ARAP MOI SMOKESCREEN

DANIEL ARAP MOI

Spotlight REFORM - OR BUST

KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

NEW DOWNSTREAM HITCHES

FIRST EXPLORATION PACT IN DECADE

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SOUTH AFRICAN OFFENSIVE

EUSTACHE KARANJA

RACE AGAINST TIME

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REFORM - OR BUST

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