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According to the World Bank, as much as three-quarters of Ethiopia’s arable land is not under cultivation, and agronomists say that with substantial capital expenditure, much of it could become bountiful. Since the world food...
opinion Early this month Kenya Railways Corporation took a full page advertisement defending its Railways Master Plan. However, the plan by the Railway Corporation to initially stop the line at Malaba is short-sighted and...
Heckling and stone throwing marred a public rally held by MPs from the upper Eastern in Isiolo on Monday as residents booed area MP Mohammed Kuti. Dr Kuti, the minister for Livestock Development, was forced to cut short his...
Garissa — Armed with a university certificate, Hubbie Hussein Al-Haji returned to her pastoralist community in Garissa, northeastern Kenya, expecting to serve as a veterinary health assistant. "When I came back to Garissa...
By Bjorn Lomborg Commentary by Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Listen to the Article - Powered by Media organizations in wealthy countries regularly send forth reporters to find “victims of global warming.” Global warming is the...
BAMAKO, MALI -- Media organizations in wealthy countries regularly send forth reporters to find “victims of global warming.” In dispatches from the Pacific Islands, Bangladesh or Ethiopia, journalists warn of impending calamity.
Ethiopian and Kenyan ministers are working to address cross-border conflicts between pastoralists of Somali cluster, they disclosed in the course of the Cross Border Peace Meeting from 2-4 November, 2009 at the border town of...
Awesome! Didn't know there was an Arab anywhere in the world named "Jimmy". Or are we confusing this guy with our Jimma? And, didn't know that Anne Frank was a zionist conspiracy . It [the report] questioned how long Lebanon...
Nairobi — A major peace awareness campaign aimed at ending cattle rustling and cross border raids is about to be rolled out in Kenya. Kenya's minister for Development of Northern Kenya and other Arid Lands, Mohammed Elmi, told...
The sound of the evening bell at a local boarding high-school in Wajir, in the northeast of Kenya, did not always signal the end of the day's classes. Instead it marked the end of the evening bathroom break as "bucket toilets"...
