Economy

Contemporary African Art From Drop Box Ogutu is in town. Vincent Oqutu describes himself as a young upcoming artist who deals with mainly contemporary art. He’s in Stockholm and he’s asking you to visit his blog and see his arts. Prices are indicated and art pieces are painted on canvas. If you want to order as special paint,...
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I would like to give you a brief since the last demonstration. We had a demo in Kalokol and a small one in NBI in March 14th 2009.During this demonstrations we appealed to the donor community to stop funding for the Gibe III dam due to lack of an assessment with all indications showing that...
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Around 1978 the bitter Or-ltaretoi lo le Ngais, as he narrated down the generation, became a benefactor of 2 acre land in Sukuta Ormarmar during some kind of land transfer from a Colonial owner to the new land owners.
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This period can be very expensive if you are a studying young parent due to unavoidable expenses.
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The task force comes after the government earlier in the week declared the current famine crisis in the country a national disaster and embarked on relief distribution drives to save the masses from starvation. The emaciated animals can be bought by the government to be slaughtered to the in domesticated carnivorous in the parks...
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Another very good and rightful suggestion is for the government to buy off Oljogi ranch, Chololo, or any other massive unused lands like Kinyon, Mpala, you name it, and divide it to the Laikipiak people or rightfully said, sell it to all families registered in Mukogodo at governmental subsidized prices.
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The African Union defined the African diaspora as " of people of African origin living outside the continent, irrespective of their citizenship and nationality and who are willing to contribute to the development of the continent and the building of the African Union."
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