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2 Mar 2012
1 Mar 2012
KCSE 2012 Results: Maranda High School (Siaya) edged out Alliance
Maranda High School from Nyanza edged out Alliance High School to emerge top in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exam results. The school in Siaya County just recently elevated to national status posted a mean score of 11.2871 up from 10.5578 in 2010. Alliance High School came second with a mean score of 11.1455, up from 11.2570 that saw it top in 2010. Alliance Girls High School, Moi High School, Kabarak, and Strathmore School came third, fourth and fifth. Starehe Boys Centre and Mangu High scooped seventh and eighth positions, nationally.
Only three girls made it to the top ten nationally, with Lonyangapuo E Chenang’at of Alliance Girls High emerging the best.
29 Feb 2012
AKIN Annual GALA DINNER 2012 - Oslo
Association of Kenyans in Norway
invites you to AKIN Annual GALA DINNER
Friday 9th. March 2012 from 18:00 (CET)
Venue: Nordstrandhuset (Nordstrandveien 30, Oslo)
Lots of nice Kenyan food and music.
Dresscode: African, Smart.
-RED-CARPET-RECEPTION-
KARIBU
28 Feb 2012
24 Feb 2012
Njenga Karume is dead
KiN Reports
Kenya's former Minister for Defence Njenga Karume (83) is dead. Karume passed on Friday morning at Nairobi Karen Hospital after a long battle with prostate cancer. His body has been moved to Lee Funeral Home.
Kenya's former Minister for Defence Njenga Karume (83) is dead. Karume passed on Friday morning at Nairobi Karen Hospital after a long battle with prostate cancer. His body has been moved to Lee Funeral Home.
21 Feb 2012
Kenya's Environment Minister John Michuki is dead
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| The Late Hon. John Michuki |
Kenya's Minister for Environment and Kangema MP Hon. John Njoroge Michuki (80) is dead. Michuki was born in 1932 at Muguru village, Lyego Location, Kangema Division in Murang’a County.
As Minister for Transport Michuki tamed the one time extremely lawless matatu operators with great zeal. He will be remembered for returning sanity on Kenyan roads by introducing strict rules later dubbed the "Michuki rules". The rules governed among others the use of safety belts, speed controls and passenger safety in public service vehicles (PSV). In a matter of few weeks speed governors and seat belts had been fitted in all PSVs and all matatus had been painted with yellow strips while touts and drivers were introduced to uniforms and certificates of good conduct obtained from police stations.
Michuki was a no nonsense minister and a politician who easily would toil the unpopular road if need be. He once stunned the nation when he stated that the Standard raid was a government operation and added that “if you rattle a snake, prepare for the snake bite”.
As the Internal Security Minister, he went head on and tackled the Mungiki menace with unprecedented resolve.
Michuki was rushed to Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi where he was admitted in a critical condition at 3am on Sunday morning. Reports have it that he died at the hospital from a heart attack after multiple organ failure.
President Kibaki said in a press statement Tuesday that Michuki was a focused public servant, a determined businessman and issue-oriented politician.
His last official function was the climate change conference in Durban from 28th. November to 9th. December 2011.
17 Feb 2012
It is with pleasure that FOLKMAG team cordially invite you to her maiden launching in Oslo, Norway.
FOLKMAG is the first high end magazine that focuses on success stories in professional circles, business, sport, musical talents, and fashion among folks with minority background in Norway. The groups in focus are: Africans, Asians, Caribbean’s, Arabs, North/South Americans and Eastern Europeans.
Your mail address was given to us by Antonio Domenico Trivilino. See below launching details and card invitation will follow shortly.
Date: Friday, March 23, 2012
Time: 19:00 – 22:00
Venue: Kunstnernes Hus ,Wergelandveien 17 Oslo .
It is going to be an evening with live cultural performance with focus on media and culture.
Dress code : Formal .
Strictly by invitation .--
Please contact us on:
Tel: +47-917-76-938
Epost: info@folkmag.no
MVH
Helen Omotayo Moshood
Chief Editor,
Folk Magazine (FOLKMAG)
tel: 91776938
email: helen.moshood@folkmag.no
web: www.folkmag.no / http://www.folkmagazine.no/
14 Feb 2012
Stanley Kibirige passes on
The family of the late Stanley request you to support by donation for Stanley Kibirige`s last journey.
"We want to meet Stanley's desire to rest in his homeland Uganda. He told me when we were in Uganda 3 weeks ago: When my time has come, this is where I should rest. But there is a big expense to transporting him back (at least 80,000 Kr) ... so I ask all of you friends and loved ones for help!!! ... To donate what you can from your hearts -so his soul may rest in eternal peace ..... Love Heidi"
Stanley`s Donation fond v/ Heidi
Accont nr: 1202.68.60154 DNB
Stanley Kibirige was sporty, sociable and pleasant and had many friends. In him the family has lost an irreplaceable person.
Rest in Peace
13 Feb 2012
ZAMBIA African Champions 2012
KiN Sports
Zambia clinched the final trophy after beating Ivory Coast 8-7 in a thrilling match that ended in penalty shoot-out. The goalless match went into extra time and ended in a penalty shoot-out that guaranteed Zambia the first ever African Champions top football trophy.
To disbelief for the Ivorians and joy to the Zambians, Chelsea's star Didier Drogba missed a penalty. On the list of those who missed to score from the penalty mark were also Arsenal's Gervinho, Manchester Citys Kolo Touré (Ivory Coast) and Rainford Kalaba (Zambia).
The matchwinner was none other than Stophira Zunzu who scored the decisive goal that saw Zambia lift the trophy.
11 Feb 2012
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