Features
- Nairobi, Kenya | Saturday 31 July 2010
Kenya: HIV and New Medical Frontiers
A public forum was held in Nairobi on 28 July 2010 to discuss the effects of discrimination and stigmatization of HIV positive people. It was organized by the Kenya Alliance of Residents Association (KARA).Newsfromafrica’s Arianna Azzolini reports.31 July 2010 
NAIROBI, Kenya | Tuesday 20 July 2010From the Low Streets to High Fashion
A social enterprise in Nairobi helps former street girls earn a living by making fashionable clothes for women.20 July 2010- Kenya
The World Cup Goes Solar in Africa’s Largest Slum
Youths from a Kenyan slum and a Swiss-based non-profit organization use the World Cup to popularize solar energy among Africa’s urban poor. - South Africa/Cameroon
Eto’o: Africa Will Host the Best World Cup Ever Played
Cameroonian soccer star Samuel Eto’o talks about his charity work, his expectations for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, and dismisses racists as “ignorant “people. - Kenya/Somalia
Times Change for Somali Refugees in Kenya
A violet street protest gives Kenya a rare chance to address important issues that have festered over the many years it has hosted Somali refugees. - Sudan
Interview: Uncertainty in Sudan’s Southern Kordofan State
Newsfromafrica’s Philip Emase interviews a Nuba politician on the situation in the marginalized South-Central Sudanese State of Southern Kordofan. - Liberia
Ex-Combatants Employed through YMCA Skills Development
YMCA skills-development programme helps former Liberian fighters find employment or start entrepreneurial ventures.12 November 2009 - Somalia
UN: International Community Failing Displaced Somalis
Fresh from a tour of Somalia, a UN official says the world is failing Somalia's displaced people at their hour of need. 
KenyaNew Life for Kibera Residents as Slum Upgrading Takes Off
Residents of Kibera , sub-Saharan Africa’s largest slum settlement with an estimated population of one million have a story to tell.- Rwanda
How Rwanda’s traditional courts are speeding up trials of genocide suspects
The traditional courts are fostering a spirit of reconciliation among the victims and perpetrators of the genocide.13 June 2009 - Zachary Ochieng 
Mapping The Unmapped
Mapping specialist Stefano Marras presents the findings of his research, which suggests that most estimates of the population size in Kenya’s largest slum are exaggerated.- Kenya
Situation Remains Dire for Kenyan IDPs in Transit Camps
Internal refugees in Kenya’s volatile Rift Valley Province still face hard times although the post-election violence that routed them from their homes ended last February.28 November 2008 - By Phillip Emase - 10 November 2008 (IRIN)
DRC: What Will Stop The Fighting?
JOHANNESBURG - A pledge by the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to compliment UN peacekeeping forces in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) with SADC soldiers does not take account of the regional body's limited military capacity, a military analyst told IRIN.11 November 2008 - News From Africa - Kenya
Peace Deal In Jeopardy, Seven Months On
On February 28, 2008, Kenya’s president and opposition leader signed a peace accord to end bloodshed that erupted when they both claimed victory in the 2007 presidential election. The deal rescued the country from the brink of anarchy, but the two leaders are increasingly failing to resolve the historical factors behind the turmoil24 October 2008 - Philip Emase