Africa: AU Extends Condolences Over Death of Kenya’s Former PM Odinga

Africa: ‘Kenya’s Foremost Statesman, Great Son of Africa’ – Ruto Mourns Raila

Nairobi — President William Ruto has eulogised former Prime Minister Raila Odinga as “Kenya’s foremost statesman and one of Africa’s greatest sons”. The President further described Odinga as a colossus of Kenya’s modern politics, a tireless warrior in Kenya’s struggle for freedom and prosperity. “Raila Amolo Odinga’s name will forever be etched in the story…

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What declaration of Mt. Kulal as Kenya’s 70th Important Bird and Biodiversity Area means for nature conservation

What declaration of Mt. Kulal as Kenya’s 70th Important Bird and Biodiversity Area means for nature conservation

Members of the Mt. Kulal community during a sensitisation session on the unique bird species found in the forest. PHOTO/EAWLS. By PATRICK MAYOYO [email protected] The recent declaration of Mt. Kulal in Marsabit County as Kenya’s 70th Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) represents a scientifically significant step forward in biodiversity conservation, both nationally and globally….

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Africa: Gachagua Hails Odinga As ‘Lion of Africa’ and Father of Kenya’s Democracy

Africa: Kenya’s Defence Chief Criticizes AU Troop Reduction in Somalia, Warns of Security Risks

Nairobi, Kenya — Kenya’s Defence Forces Commander, General Charles Kahariri, has condemned the decision to reduce the number of troops in the African Union Mission in Somalia (AUMIS, formerly AUSSOM), describing it as a setback that undermines hard-won gains against Al-Shabaab militants. Speaking after a meeting with General Michael Langley, head of the U.S. Africa…

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What declaration of Mt. Kulal as Kenya’s 70th Important Bird and Biodiversity Area means for nature conservation

Opinion | Navigating the crisis in Kenya’s maritime education

Bandari Maritime Academy is Kenya’s premier training institution for maritime courses. PHOTO/UGC. By ANDREW MWANGURA [email protected] Kenya, a country blessed with over 500 kilometres of coastline and ambitious plans for a thriving blue economy, has long ignored the urgent need to reform its maritime education system. The recent unrest within our Maritime Education and Training…

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What declaration of Mt. Kulal as Kenya’s 70th Important Bird and Biodiversity Area means for nature conservation

OPINION | Need for an open international ship registry to reposition Kenya’s maritime industry

A tug-boat directing a cargo vessel to a berth at Mombasa Port. PHOTO/FILE By ANDREW MWANGURA [email protected] Kenya’s maritime potential remains largely untapped, despite the nation’s considerable strategic advantages and access to key international shipping routes. With only 25 merchant vessels registered under the Kenyan flag in 2020—out of 1,849 ship visits to Kenyan ports…

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