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Tuesday, August 12th, 2008 | ||
| • | Bill On Information Ready for Debate: Kenyans will soon enjoy the right to access information stored by government agencies if Parliament passes the Kenya Freedom of Information Bill. | |
| • | Party Rejects Calls to Join Kibaki Party: ODM Kenya has rejected plans to dissolve PNU affiliate parties. | |
| • | Country to Host Africa Junior Volleyball Championship: Kenya has been granted the opportunity to host the Africa junior volleyball championship from September 6-16 at Nairobi's Kasarani. | |
| • | Ruto Set to Issue New Rules for Sugar Industry: Agriculture minister William Ruto is set to gazette new regulations to streamline the sugar industry this week. | |
| • | Lobby Seeks Reform of Electoral Laws: A lobby group has supported calls for urgent reforms of electoral laws, saying the move will ultimately add value to the country's democracy. | |
| • | Reserve Athletes to Travel With Main Team: The eight reserves named in the Olympics athletics team will travel to Beijing, after all. Uncertainty had loomed over the fate of the eight runners. | |
| • | House Team to Probe Alvaro Contents: A parliamentary committee has been given the green light to investigate the contents of Alvaro, the latest staple of the East African Breweries Limited. | |
| • | Country's Top Players Meet for 2008 Railway Invitation: A number of the country's leading golfers converge on the tight Kenya Railway Golf Club course this weekend for the 2008 Railways Invitation being sponsored by Kenya Data Networks (KDN), the official sponsors of the Kenya Golf Union Golfer of the Year... | |
| • | Jelimo Rides Into Town, Heads Straight for the Training Field: Kenya's latest sensation in global athletics, Pamela Jelimo, on Wednesday hit the ground running, literally, and laughed off the seemingly endless fears about the allegedly atrocious weather conditions in the Chinese capital. | |
| • | Govt Moves to Reform Growing Capital Markets: The Capital Markets Authority has lined up a range of strategic reforms aimed at boosting the authority's oversight role in the Kenyan capital market. | |
| • | 1998 Bomb 'A Wake-Up Call': Until the 1998 bombing of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, no one had believed that financial crime in the form of money laundering existed in the country. | |
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