Features
- Nairobi, Kenya | Wednesday 1 September 2010
Kenya: New Constitution Provides for Kiswahili as the Second Official Language After English
Kiswahili now becomes an official language in Kenya with the new law. 
Nairobi, Kenya | Thursday 26 August 2010Kenya: Polls Put PM Ahead of the Pack in 2012 Presidential Race
Opinion polls coming hot on the heels on the referendum on the new constitution put the country’s Prime Minister on the lead.- Nairobi, Kenya | Monday 23 August 2010
East Africa: Waiting to Reap the Fruits of The Common Market
Citizens of the East African Community member states will have to wait for sometime before they start enjoying the fruits of the common market. - Nairobi, Kenya | Saturday 21 August 2010
Kenya's Dandora Dump Site: Dust of Hope or Mountain of Death?
Understanding Kenya's Dandora dump site, a double edged sword which provides livelihood to some while at the same time injuring their health. - Nairobi, Kenya | Saturday 21 August 2010
Africa: Hope as Scientists Use Weevils to Control Water Hyacinth
Scientists find a new method of controlling the water hyacinth. - Nairobi, Kenya | Friday 20 August 2010
It’s A Slum Life In Nairobi
A glimpse at life in Nairobi's seedy slums, where 60 per cent of the city's population lives. - Nairobi, Kenya | Thursday 19 August 2010
Africa in a Pot: The Kenya National Music Festival
One week of performances, colours, dances and rhythms of Africa. 
Nairobi, Kenya | Thursday 19 August 2010Kenya: Constitution Heralds a New Dawn for the Nubians
Kenyan Nubians have a reason to celebrate as the new constitution come into force.- Nairobi, Kenya | Thursday 19 August 2010
Unemployment Drives Youth to Voter Apathy
Kenyan youth turned out in large numbers to cast their votes at the plebiscite in support of the new constitution. - Nairobi, Kenya | Wednesday 18 August 2010
East Africa Region on High Alert Following Kampala Bombings
The East African region is on high alert following the recent twin bombings in Kampala which left 76 people dead and several others injured. 
Nairobi, Kenya | Saturday 14 August 2010Technology Drives Kenya’s Referendum
Kenya's historic referendum held on 4th August 2010 adopted the use of information and communication technology to improve on its efficiency and authenticity.- Nairobi, Kenya | Saturday 7 August 2010
ECHO Releases 15 Million Euro for Dadaab Refugee Camp
The European commission releases amount for the expansion of the overcrowded camp in northern Kenya, which mostly hosts refugees from troubled Somalia. - Nairobi, Kenya | Wednesday 4 August 2010
Referendum Vote in Riruta, Nairobi
From five o'clock in the morning people were waiting patiently to vote the for the draft Constitution. The queues were long but the determination was high.
Results will be out in two days time.
A video report by Arianna azzolini - Nairobi,Kenya | Tuesday 3 August 2010
Referendum in Kibera Slum, Nairobi
Kenya is ready to go for Wednesday’s vote on the proposed constitution. The majority of people from Kibera slum, in Nairobi, appear to be voting YES. Many of them did not read the constitution but they follow what their leaders tell them: the constitution is made for the poor. A focus on the areas of debate from the grass roots people’s point of view. 
Kenya | Monday 2 August 2010Lessons Africa Must Learn from the World Cup
Vital lessons for the continent from the recently concluded 2010 FIFA World Cup.2 August 2010