Alfred Mutua News
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Erick Kioko says it would take a miracle for his three attackers to face punishment for hacking off his left arm with a machete during the ethnic violence that followed Kenya’s disputed presidential election four years ago.
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Kenyan forces that entered Somalia last week will leave the country once they have removed the threat posed by al-Qaeda-linked rebels to security in the region, Kenyan government spokesman Alfred Mutua said.
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Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga scrapped a proposal by the Transport Ministry to sell the country’s main port in Mombasa, government spokesman Alfred Mutua said.
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Kenya’s Cabinet will hold talks today on the conduct of U.S. Ambassador Michael Ranneberger , less than a week after WikiLeaks published a cable he allegedly wrote that criticized political leaders in the East African nation for failing to curb corruption, a government spokesman said.
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Kenya’s government filed applications challenging the International Criminal Court’s authority to try six Kenyans accused of planning post-election violence that killed an estimated 1,500 people three years ago.
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Somali insurgents threatened to attack Kenya, accusing the neighboring country of training Somali government soldiers and allowing Ethiopian forces to use its territory to stage assaults.
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Kenya said it will expropriate land currently occupied by businesses to expand roads in the capital, Nairobi.
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Kenya’s government said the International Criminal Court ’s decision to summon six officials, including Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta , sends a signal that the East African nation is a “failed state.”
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Kenyan lawmaker William Ruto will resume his duties as higher education minister after he was acquitted of corruption charges, a government spokesman said.
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Kenya’s government said it expects the shilling to strengthen against the dollar “very soon” after Prime Minister Raila Odinga led efforts to stabilize the currency.
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