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Thursday, January 26th, 2012 | ||
| • | Kenya Rated Second to Nigeria in Frontier Investors' Survey: Business Daily (Nairobi)-Nearly half of international fund managers and investment bankers see Kenya as a top frontier investment market only second to Nigeria in Africa. | |
| • | Business Counts the Losses in War On Terror: Nation (Nairobi)-If Operation Linda Nchi is curbing the terror threat against Kenyans, then businesses in Wajir are becoming collateral damage. | |
| • | Tax Laws Obstacle to Investment: Nation (Nairobi)-Diversity in taxation laws in Africa is making it difficult for multinational companies to remit taxes at a time when they are shifting attention to the continent, a consultancy firm has said. | |
| • | Kibaki Suspends Baraza: Nation (Nairobi)-President Kibaki has suspended Deputy Chief Justice Nancy Baraza and formed a seven man tribunal to probe allegations of misconduct levelled against her. | |
| • | Uhuru and Muthaura Must Relinquish Office: Nation (Nairobi)-The government does not intend, for the moment, to ask two of the four Kenyans indicted by the International Criminal Court on crimes against humanity charges to resign their public service positions. | |
| • | Uhuru, Muthaura Should Step Aside: Nairobi Star (Nairobi)-FINANCE minister Uhuru Kenyatta and Civil Service chief Francis Muthaura will not be suspended despite the ICC confirming charges against them. | |
| • | Ocampo Will Not Appeal Kosgey, Ali Cases: ICC chief prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo is not planning to appea lMonday's decision by the pre-trial chamber to free Mohammed Hussein Ali and Henry Kosgey of their international crimes related charges. | |
| • | Uhuru and Ruto Will Get Sympathy Votes, MP Says: DEPUTY Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and Eldoret North MP William Ruto are bound to enjoy political sympathy following the ICC ruling confirming charges against them. | |
| • | Voters in Court to Block Uhuru, Ruto From Presidency: Three voters and two civil societies have moved to court to block Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and Eldoret North MP William Ruto from vying for the Presidency in the next elections. | |
| • | Imanyara to Table Bill to Nab More PEV Suspects: Central Imenti MP Gitobu Imanyara yesterday said he has initiated a new bill seeking to have more perpetrators of the post election violence tried by special division of the High Court. | |
| • | Extra-Judicial Killings Linked to ICC Charges: THE cessation of extra judicial killings of Mungiki members between November 2007 and February 2008 helped in establishing the link between the state and Mungiki in commission of post-election violence. | |
| • | Spy Agency's Role in Confirming ICC Charges: Nairobi Star (Nairobi)-EVIDENCE presented by the National security Intelligence Service proved crucial in confirming the charges against four suspects of the 2007-08 post-election violence. | |
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