Saturday, July 24th, 2010 | ||
| • | Our MPs Don't Win, but Kenyans Still Lose: The upshot of the secret talks between the Executive and the Legislature as to whether MPs should get the huge salary increments they are demanding is that they won't get an extra cent. | |
| • | Beware the 'Alien Invaders': A complete sweep of the medal podium is the least Kenya's steeplechase team can offer in the forthcoming Senior Africa Athletics Championship. | |
| • | Joseph Leaves a Larger Than Life Legacy: As Michael Joseph prepares to leave Safaricom's hot seat, one thing rings true: he has been a key player in the mobile phone service industry in the past decade. | |
| • | Vodafone Keeps Its Grip on Mobile Firm as CEO Exits: Legendary Safaricom chief executive Michael Joseph will leave the mobile phone company he has led for a decade in November this year. | |
| • | New Laws Do Not Change Provisions on Freedom of Worship and Religion: What does the proposed constitution say about freedom of worship and of religion? | |
| • | Cracks in Church's Position as Clerics Join 'Yes' on Referendum: The Church is facing a major rebellion within its ranks after some senior clergy on Thursday declared they would rally Christians to support the proposed constitution. | |
| • | Healing Team Gets Hostile Reception From MPs: National Cohesion and Integration Commission members had a stormy meeting with MPs at Parliament's Old Chambers. | |
| • | Hecklers Put on Notice as Ngilu's Driver Seized: The government has ordered a crackdown against those who tried to disrupt a 'No' rally in Suswa, Narok District. | |
| • | Cheaper Internet Still Two Years Away: Internet users will have to wait for two more years before they can start to enjoy lower connection rates when competition between the three fibre optic cables gains steam. | |
| • | Firm Goes Small to Grow: Paint manufacturer Crown Berger is shifting its product presence to the low end of the market in what is becoming the trend for most companies over the last five years. | |
| • | Serena Rights Issue Gets Approval: Regulators have allowed TPS Eastern Africa Ltd, the holding company of the Serena Hotels, to raise additional capital. | |
| • | Pay - MPs Give Uhuru More Time: Kenya MPs have extended indefinitely their ultimatum to Finance minister Uhuru Kenyatta to implement their controversial pay increase. | |
| • | Referendum - Church Calls for 'No' Prayers: The Church has called a major prayer service next Friday to rally Kenya Christians into rejecting the proposed constitution. | |
| • | Collymore Next Safaricom CEO: Bob Collymore will replace Safaricom CEO Michael Joseph who retires effective November 1, 2010 after 10 years at the helm of the telephony firm. | |
| • | MPs Take Break to Campaign for New Law: Kenya MPs have gone on recess to prepare for the referendum on the proposed constitution. | |
| • | IIEC Faults Use of Civil Servants in Referendum Campaigns: Kenya's electoral body has faulted the government move to use senior civil servants to campaign for the proposed constitution. | |
| • | Obama Told U.S. Envoy to Back New Constitution: President Barack Obama instructed his ambassador Michael Ranneberger to support the referendum process so that the proposed constitution is passed on August 4. | |
| • | Nyayo Torture Victims Get Sh40 Million: The government will part with almost Sh40 million as compensation to former detainees. | |
| • | President Takes Yes Campaign to Kisii: President Kibaki will take the campaigns in favour of the Proposed Constitution to Kisii Central District Friday. | |
| • | Hospital Boss Blames Past Graft for Woes But Says 'We Are Fixing Things': Troubled Rift Valley Provincial General Hospital owes its suppliers and other creditors Sh103 million, which according to the management is to blame for the crisis they are facing. | |
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