 | Kitale Conservancy for Genetically Mutated Animals Rocketboom field correspondent Ruud Elmendorp covers the Kitale Nature Conservancy for handicapped and genetically mutated animals in Kenya |
 | Pastor Joel Kimetto - "Kichigili" Pastor Joel Kimetto's album "Kichigili" (observer, take care, check) is a milestone in the Kalenjin Gospel music scene. His songs enjoy a great support among the Kalenjin community in Kenya and in the diaspora. Please show your support to Pastor Kimetto and the Great Commision Singers by buying the ORIGINAL albums from the licenced dealers. This album was recorded and produced by Grecom Studios Kericho Kenya. p.o. box 1174. |
 | Fleeing atrocities in Kenya-EN-FRANCE24 The violent confrontations between supporters and opponents of president Mwai Kibaki have forced thousands of Kikuyus to flee their home villages into refugees' camps, where food and temporary shelter are available. (Report: F. De Roubaix) www.FRANCE24.com |
 | Kenyan President Initiates Free Education CHAN: After the post-election violence in Kenya, President Mwai Kibaki announces a new initiative to make secondary education free across the country. Here's more. STORY: Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki pledges to get children who have been displaced by recent violence back to school as soon as possible. At an assembly of students, teachers and government officials at a High School in Nairobi, he encouraged all Kenyans to learn and practice peace. [Mwai Kibaki, Kenyan President]: "Cases where schools that have been built through the painful sacrifices of parents which have been destroyed or vandalized during the recent violence, is most deplorable. I appeal to all Kenyans to preach peace and harmony so that we may create a constructive learning environment for all our children." In his first term Kibaki re-introduced free primary education, which had been lost due to corruption under the rule of his predecessor, Daniel Arap Moi. With the implementation of Kibaki's program enrolment increased from 5.9 million children in 2002 to 8.2 million children today, according to government figures. [Mwai Kibaki, Kenyan President]: "We have the intention to make sure that all children do get education and those that are held up at various camps which we have set up, we will make sure that they go to school as soon as possible." Post election violence killed more than 1,000 people and displaced more than 300 thousand according to figures released by the Kenyan Red Cross. In a displaced camp housing hundreds from Nairobi's Kibera slum many children have not been able to go back to school this year and are helping their parents with chores. Other parents are too afraid to send their children back to schools located in areas badly hit by the violence. |
 | Obama's "Quiet Riot": The Perfect Storm He Is Brewing. THIS VIDEO IS A REPOST. ORIGINAL POST DATE: March 22nd, 2008 THIS VIDEO HAS BEEN REPOSTED BY POPULAR REQUEST! Only comments from friends will be added automatically. Please keep in mind certain events may have changed since then. Barack Obama Jeremiah Wright Tony Rezko Democratic Nominee 2008 Election Michelle Hillary Clinton John McCain Racism |
 | Kenyans consider cost of an expanded cabinet - 13 April 08 Their bickering and accusations after disputed elections led to nationwide violence and threatened the future of what was one of Africa's most stable nations. But now Kenya's rival political leaders have made up and agreed to share power. President Mwai Kibaki has unveiled a cabinet of ministers from both sides of the political divide. The man who stood against him, Raila Odinga will be the new prime minister. Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports. |
 | Odinga's heartland of Kisumu - 06 Mar 08 Mwai Kibaki, the Kenyan president, gets much of his support from the Kikuyu tribe - centred around the Nairobi, the capital. Raila Odinga, the opposition leader, draws his strength from western Kenya - particularly the town of Kisumu. Al Jazeera's John Cookson went to Kisumu to gauge reaction to the power-sharing deal made to end the country's political crisis. |
 | Rocketboom: Kenya Post-Election Displacement Rocketboom Kenya field correspondent Ruud Elmendorp covers displaced villagers in Nakuru, Kenya. Ruud Elmendorp http://videoreporter.nl/ Rocketboom Field Correspondents http://www.rocketboom.com/vlog/field.html |
 | Security forces crack down on Kenya protests - 18 Jan 08 Protests across Kenya against Mwai Kibaki, the Kenyan president, have seen over 20 people lose their lives. Al Jazeera's Andrew Simmons reports from Nairobi on the third day of opposition-backed demonstrations. |
 | UNICEF: UNICEF launches $6.6 mill. for Kenya NAKURU, Kenya, 19 February 2008 -- When Yvonne's family fled the violence that ravaged their village, the eight-year-old lost her home, her precious plastic necklace, her school uniform and her classroom. "We don't have much," she said, "but we always had our school." The violence that swept through Kenya after December's disputed presidential election occurred as children such as Yvonne sought to start a new school year. As UNICEF strives to provide safety and stability to hundreds of thousands of Kenyan children, education is fundamental. As Kenya's crisis continues, UNICEF is urgently seeking $6.6 million for emergency services. Much of the money would go toward protection, education and assistance for more children. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/kenya_42897.html |
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