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ICC Suspects to Keep Their Jobs in Kenyan Government
The Kenyan government will not ask Finance Minister and deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, and Head of Civil Service Francis Muthaura to resign from their positions despite a ruling by the International Criminal Court confirming charges against them...
Kidnapped French Woman Transferred From Kenya to Somalia
A disabled French woman who was kidnapped by heavily armed gunmen in Kenya on Saturday has been transferred to Somalia, local media quoted Kenyan officials as saying Sunday.
Kenya Allocates $1.08b to Road Sector
The Kenyan government has allocated a record $1.08 million in the current financial year to the development of the roads sub-sector, President Mwai Kibaki disclosed on Friday.
Kenyan Government Announces Funding for Drought Mitigation Measures
The Kenyan government has announced that it is planning to spend 30 billion shillings (US$321 million) in drought mitigation measures as over 3.5 million Kenyans, mostly in the north, are affected by the current drought that has hit the Horn of Africa...
Kenyan Government Denies Importing Genetically Modified Food
The Kenyan government has denied claims by civil society organizations that it is importing Genetically Modified (GMO) foods to ease the current food shortages in the country.
Kenya Government Donates $1m to Japanese Earthquake Victims
The Kenyan government on Monday donated $1 million to help victims of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in March this year. Presenting the donation in Nairobi, President Mwai Kibaki assured the government of Japan of Kenya’s full...
Caring for Kenya’s Care-givers
Raising young children was not part of 65-year-old Angeline Abuga’s retirement plan, but after her son and daughter-in-law died from HIV-related complications four years ago, she found herself the sole carer for their five children.
Five Million Kenyans Expected to Require Relief Food By March
The Kenyan government has revealed that in the next three months, five million Kenyans are expected to require relief food.
