| Fri 28 Mar 2014 |
>Kenya police kill 2 suspects in church killings
Seattle Post MOMBASA, Kenya (AP) — A Kenyan official says police have killed two men suspected of being terrorists who fatally shot six people in a church. | Mombasa County police chief Robert Kitur said Friday the gunmen were killed by officers after a gunfigh... |
Kenya police kill 2 suspects in church killings
The News & Observer MOMBASA, Kenya — A Kenyan official says police have killed two men suspected of being terrorists who fatally shot six people in a church. | Mombasa County police chief Robert Kitur said Friday the gunmen were killed by officers after a gunfight... |
Kenya police kill 2 suspects in church killings
U~T San Diego MOMBASA, Kenya (AP) — A Kenyan official says police have killed two men suspected of being terrorists who fatally shot six people in a church. | Mombasa County police chief Robert Kitur said Friday the gunmen were killed by officers after a gunfigh... |
Kenya police kill 2 suspects in church killings
The Wichita Eagle MOMBASA, Kenya — A Kenyan official says police have killed two men suspected of being terrorists who fatally shot six people in a church. | Mombasa County police chief Robert Kitur said Friday the gunmen were killed by officers after a gunfight... |
Kenya police kill 2 suspects in church killings
The Washington Post MOMBASA, Kenya — A Kenyan official says police have killed two men suspected of being terrorists who fatally shot six people in a church. | Mombasa County police chief Robert Kitur said Friday the gunmen were killed by officers after a gunfight... |
Kenyan president says tourism sector 'on its knees' after attacks
Baltimore Sun NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's vital tourism sector is "on its knees" after attacks by al Qaeda-linked Islamist militants carried out in retaliation for its intervention in neighboring Somalia, President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Friday. | Kenyatta met eth... |
Kenyan president says tourism sector 'on its knees' after attacks
Reuters NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's vital tourism sector is "on its knees" after attacks by al Qaeda-linked Islamist militants carried out in retaliation for its intervention in neighboring Somalia, President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Friday. | Kenyatta met eth... |
Kenyan president says tourism sector 'on its knees' after attacks
Orlando Sentinel NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's vital tourism sector is "on its knees" after attacks by al Qaeda-linked Islamist militants carried out in retaliation for its intervention in neighboring Somalia, President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Friday. | Kenyatta met eth... |
Kenyan president says tourism sector 'on its knees' after attacks
Daily Press NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's vital tourism sector is "on its knees" after attacks by al Qaeda-linked Islamist militants carried out in retaliation for its intervention in neighboring Somalia, President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Friday. | Kenyatta met eth... |
UN agency urges Kenya to reconsider measure ordering all refugees back to camps
United Nations Print | 28 March 2014 – The United Nations refugee agency today denounced as “scapegoating” the Kenyan Government’s decision earlier this week to order some 50,000 refugees, believed to be mostly Somalis, to report to two camps ... |
AU Drive Against al-Shabab Faces Somalia’s Rainy Season
Voa News Timothy Donangmaye | WASHINGTON — As the UN-authorized African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) continues its military offensive against al-Shabab insurgents in central Somalia, the rainy season approaches. | Ethiopian military forces joined... |
N. Korea not the first to tighten grip with hair
Stars and Stripes Listen up, depraved youth of North Korea: Your long-haired revolution is officially over. | According to Radio Free Asia, the North Korean government has introduced guidelines mandating all male university students get the same haircut as Supreme Lea... |
African women making progress in battle for equal rights
The Guardian Though sexual discrimination remains widespread in Africa, a study of 34 countries reveals growing support for women's rights | Women's rights group Femen got global attention after death threats forced Tunisian member Amina Sboui to flee her country... |
Lack of Water Reported in Eel Buur
All Africa [Shabelle]Lack of water has been reported from towns in the Eel Buur district that was only liberated yesterday from Al-Shabaab. ... |
Somalia Ratifies International Labour Organization's Conventions On Protection of Freedom of Association
All Africa [IFEX]The National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) congratulates the Federal Government of Somalia on joining the countries that ratified International Labour Organization (ILO) Conventions 87 and 98 on freedom of association and union rights. ... |
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