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September 27, 2016

Strengthening Ties Between Kenya and Jordan

King Abdullah II of Jordan arrived in Kenya Monday 26th September for a visit focusing on security issues, where he was received at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport by President Uhuru Kenyatta. The two...

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September 27, 2016

Need For Civic Education Among Female Voters

Kenyan politics has been termed as being male dominated; this could be a thing of the past if only civic education could be conducted at the grassroots levels especially to female voters. It is...

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September 22, 2016

Everyday You Write Your History

Every day you live you write your story, will it be legendary, nostalgic, or regrettable. On a late Wednesday afternoon, I walk home into the main gate and behold the sight in front of...

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September 13, 2016

One Drop Is Enough To Make a Ripple: The Blue Economy

At a time where the effects of climate change are being felt it calls upon for conservation of not only the green economy but with equal measure the blue economy as they supplement each...

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June 13, 2016

Therapist Says ‘Broken’ Pistorius Should Be Hospitalized, Not Jailed

The sentencing hearing for South African runner Oscar Pistorius began in Johannesburg Monday. The former Olympic athlete faces at least 15 years in jail after an appeals court overturned a The former icon...

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June 13, 2016

DRC Opposition Unites Against President Kabila

Leading opposition parties in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) say they have organized themselves under one umbrella called “Rassemblement” or “Rally” to force President Joseph Kabila to leave power. Kabila’s second term...

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June 13, 2016

Fighting Reported on Eritrea-Ethiopia Border

Residents of a town on the Eritrea-Ethiopia border reported hearing sounds of heavy fighting Monday, as both countries accused each other of launching an attack. The fighting appeared centered on the Eritrean town...

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June 12, 2016

Malawi Traditional Healers Deny Link to Albino Killings

The high court in Malawi has banned so-called witch doctors in a bid to reduce demand for albino body parts. Malawi’s albino association has praised the ruling, but traditional healers have vowed to...

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June 12, 2016

Police In Zimbabwe Arrest Youths Protesting Mugabe’s Rule

Police in Zimbabwe have arrested 15 young people for demonstrating against President Robert Mugabe. Five of the protesters, arrested Wednesday, were charged Friday in Harare Magistrate Court with resisting arrest and robbing two...

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June 12, 2016

Regional African Troops Push Back After Being Stung By Boko Haram in Niger

Troops in northern Cameroon set out Friday for a fresh push against Boko Haram militants, a week after the terror group carried out its deadliest attack in Niger in more than a year....

News from Africa Blog

Strengthening Ties Between Kenya and Jordan

Need For Civic Education Among Female Voters

Everyday You Write Your History

One Drop Is Enough To Make a Ripple: The Blue Economy

Therapist Says ‘Broken’ Pistorius Should Be Hospitalized, Not Jailed

DRC Opposition Unites Against President Kabila

Fighting Reported on Eritrea-Ethiopia Border

Malawi Traditional Healers Deny Link to Albino Killings

Police In Zimbabwe Arrest Youths Protesting Mugabe’s Rule

Regional African Troops Push Back After Being Stung By Boko Haram in Niger

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