Page 10534 » Capital News

World

Piracy steers shipowners to Good Hope

OSLO, November 23 – Rising piracy in the Gulf of Aden has prompted some ship-owners to change their routes to round the Cape of...

November 23, 2008

Kenya

Ayuma takes command at Kamiti

NAIROBI, November 23 – Joshua Ayuma has been appointed to replace Joseph Mutevesi at the helm of the Kamiti Maximum Security Prison. Mr Ayuma...

November 23, 2008

Kenya

African journalists still oppressed

NAIROBI, November 23 – A congress of journalists meeting in Nairobi has underlined lack of resources and oppressive legislation as the biggest challenges for...

LABAN WANAMBISINovember 23, 2008

Kenya

Raila wants AU heat on Mugabe

NAIROBI, November 23 – Kenya’s Prime Minister Raila Odinga wants African Union peacekeepers deployed to Zimbabwe in the face of a power-sharing crisis between...

Bernard Momanyi, Editorial DirectorNovember 23, 2008

Kenya

Policeman kills lover in Gilgil

NAIROBI, November 23 – A police officer was on Saturday night shot dead in Gilgil town after he allegedly murdered his lover, who is...

Bernard Momanyi, Editorial DirectorNovember 23, 2008

World

Annan, Carter barred from Zimbabwe

HARARE, November 22 – Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and former U.S. President Jimmy Carter have canceled their planned visit to Zimbabwe, reports...

November 22, 2008

World

We ll fight back, Somali pirates warn

MOGADISHU, November 22 – Somali pirates holding a huge oil-laden Saudi tanker on Saturday vowed to fight back should any assault be attempted to...

November 22, 2008

World

Bush calls for Mugabe s ouster

LIMA, November 22 – US President George W. Bush on Saturday denounced Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe’s "illegitimate regime" and called for a new government...

November 22, 2008

Kenya

Chesire given heroes send off

BARINGO, November 22 – Former Assistant Minister the late Reuben Chesire was buried Saturday at his Kasioyo village in Kabarnet at a service attended...

Robin NjoguNovember 22, 2008

Kenya

Pirates reap billions in Indian Ocean

NAIROBI, November 22 – Somali pirates have been paid more than Sh1.5 billion in ransom over the past 12 months, Foreign Affairs minister Moses...

November 22, 2008