Monday, September 1st, 2008 | ||
| • | Ministers Keep Jobs Despite Graft Cases: Three Cabinet ministers are among nine MPs from across the political divide who are facing court charges. | |
| • | McCain Changes Convention Plans Amid Hurricane: Convention activities meant to officially nominate John McCain as Republican presidential torch bearer have been thrown into disarray following the threat posed by Hurricane Gustav. | |
| • | Kimani Claims Nyanza Open: National golf team captain Francis Kimani over the weekend completed a 36-hole total of one over par 141 gross at the par 70 Nyanza Golf Club course to claim the Hippo Pot golf title in this year's Nyanza Open. | |
| • | United Stay On the Driving Seat: Mathare United hit close rivals Sony Sugar 10 to retain their top spot in the Kenya Premier League at the weekend. | |
| • | Warriors Squad Named: THE technical committee of the Brave Warriors has announced that the following players have been selected for the 2010 World Cup/African Nations Cup qualifier on September 6 at the Moi International Stadium, in Nairobi, Kenya. | |
| • | 500 Companies Register for Survey: Over 500 medium sized enterprises around the country submitted entries for the Kenya Top 100 survey. | |
| • | Relax Maize Import Rules, Say Traders: Grain millers and traders have asked the Government to loosen maize importation rules and taxes in order to bring down food prices. | |
| • | Barbarians Slip Further in Race for League Crown: Barbarians slipped further in the race for this season's title when they lost 3-1 to Parklands Sports Club in a Kenya Hockey Union men's national league match at the City Park Stadium, on Saturday. They are now third in the 12-team league with 25... | |
| • | Firms Get Reprieve Over Quality Mark: Local manufacturers and importers now have until March 1, 2009 to implement the standardisation mark, the Government has said. | |
| • | Graft Reigns At Kenya, Uganda's NSSF: Uganda and Kenya are neighbours with a great deal of similarity. | |
| • | IFC Lauds Credit Bureau Regulations: The International Finance Corporation (IFC), has lauded the new credit reference Bureau regulations introduced by the government of Kenya. | |
| • | Govt to Import Crude Oil From Sudan: Kenya has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Sudan to facilitate the importation of 500,000 barrels of crude oil monthly into the country. | |
| • | Govt Writes to South Sudan Over Bandits: Kenya's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has written to the government of Southern Sudan demanding the return an 18-year old man abducted during a bandit raid in Turkana North District. | |
| • | 500 Firms Enlist for Top Management Award: Over 500 medium sized enterprises in the country submitted entries for the Kenya Top 100 Survey. | |
| • | Dockworkers Get 40pc Pay Increment: The Dockworkers Union has announced a 40 per cent salary increment for its members, after a month's negotiation with the Kenya Ports Authority management. | |
| • | Firms Get Reprieve Over Quality Mark: The government has extended the deadline of implementing the Standardization Mark on locally manufactured products to March 1, 2009. | |
| • | Safaricom in Sh1bn Care Centre Plan: Safaricom will invest about one billion shillings and hire 300 new customer service employees in the next two months as it seeks to boost its services and retain subscriber numbers. | |
| • | Church Can Help Healing By Speaking the Truth: As usual, Mass was celebrated at the Holy Family Basilica Cathedral in Nairobi on August 22 to commemorate the death in 1978 of Kenya's first President, Jomo Kenyatta. President Mwai Kibaki and government officials joined the family and other... | |
| • | Catholic Church Wants Merit in Appointment of Port Boss: The Catholic archbishop of Mombasa, Boniface Lele, has dismissed a demand by politicians from the Indian Ocean Coast that the new head of the Port of Mombasa should be a person from the region. | |
| • | Apologise, Moi Urges Residents: Retired President Daniel arap Moi on Sunday asked Rift Valley residents who attacked and killed thousands of their neighbours at the height of post-election violence to apologise to them. | |
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