Monday, July 19th, 2010 | ||
| • | Team Raises Red Flag Ahead of August Poll: The national cohesion team has warned of potential grounds of tension and asked the government to act ahead of the August 4 referendum. | |
| • | Experts Move to Fight Ignorance: The Committee of Experts has stepped up civic education to counter falsehoods being peddled on the proposed constitution. | |
| • | Proposed Constitution Clearly Identifies Marginalised People: What does the proposed constitution have for marginalised communities? | |
| • | Moi Son Takes 'No' Campaign to Mt Elgon: Kanu vice-chairman Gideon Moi led MPs opposed to the proposed constitution in urging Mt Elgon residents to reject it. | |
| • | Women Break Traditions to Show That Fishing is Not a Man's Job: A few years back, it would have been almost taboo for women to get into the waters to fish. | |
| • | A Sh30 Daily Saving Plan for Maternity Bill: As Medical Services minister Anyang' Nyong'o on Monday launched a review of the state funded health insurer -- National Health Insurance Fund -- many hoped it was a step towards affordable healthcare. | |
| • | Motorcycle Taxi Operator Shot by Police: A 25-year-old man is fighting for his life at the Kisii Level-5 hospital after he was allegedly shot by police in Borabu district on Sunday. | |
| • | Women Hiring Falls Short of Quota: Women still lag behind in public appointments and promotions by the Public Service Commission of Kenya. | |
| • | Bid to Boost Livestock Exports Hits Snag: Livestock exports face major constraints due to the government's slow pace of setting up disease-free zones, complain traders. | |
| • | Mwakwere Targeted in Hate Speech Probe: Newly re-elected Matuga MP Chirau Ali Mwakwere could be in trouble over alleged hate speech. | |
| • | Quarries Given Licences to Buy Explosives: The Mines and Geological Department has licensed several quarry operators in Central Province to acquire explosives for blasting rocks to get building materials. | |
| • | More Food to Lower Poverty: The agricultural sector seeks to halve the number of Kenyans living in absolute poverty in the next five years. | |
| • | Border Where Anything Gets in, for Just Sh1,000: Contraband goods, weapons and illegal immigrants are being smuggled into Kenya because of corruption at the border with Somalia. | |
| • | KWS Bids Out Soon for Park Lodges: The Kenya Wildlife Service has opened a window of investment for people to build 13 lodges in the Tsavo conservation area -- the largest protected wilderness in Kenya. | |
| • | Rail Firm 'Technically Insolvent': Government auditors have declared loss making Kenya Railways Corporation "technically insolvent". | |
| • | Row Puts City at Risk of Heavy Jams: A transport crisis is feared in the city due to a stand-off between the World Bank and the government over a company that won a Sh67 billion road building tender. | |
| • | Pastor Allegedly Attempting to Bomb Rally Faces Jail Time: A pastor was on Monday warned by a Nairobi magistrate that he could be jailed for between seven and 15 years if found guilty of possessing explosives. | |
| • | The Cutting Edge: NO WATER AT ALL: After all that talk only a few months ago about Ndakaini, one of the dams that supply Nairobi's water, having burst its banks, Phillip Chege is disappointed that he has for a whole week gone without any water in his house at Nairobi... | |
| • | Sexual Offences Rampant: By all accounts, it is extremely chilling that sex-related crimes have gone up by leaps and bounds in recent years, yet there does not appear to be a well-coordinated plan by the government to deal with the menace before the situation gets worse. | |
| • | Ministries Toying With the Future of Children: The tug-of-war between the government and Kenya National Union of Teachers over new recruitment has gone on for a long period, and it ought to be resolved immediately. | |
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