Tuesday, 9th February 2010

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PM confronts Ongeri, tells him to quit

Prime Minister Raila Odinga has a word with Education Minister Sam Ongeri (right) and Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta after delivering his speech at the launch of an education scholarship fund by Equity Group Foundation and Mastercard Foundation in Nairobi Monday. [PHOTO: COLLINS KWEYU/STANDARD]

Prime Minister Raila Odinga piled pressure on the Minister for Education Sam Ongeri and told him to his face that he needs to step aside. Read More

News Headlines

KTN crew buy gun, sneak it to city

Buying a gun and transporting the loaded weapon past numerous police checks without detection has never been that easy. ... Read More

Kibaki for 2012?

Environment Minister John Michuki says President Kibaki would be entitled to a new term in office if a new constitution ... Read More

Kenya’s economy is on the road to recovery

Leading fund management firms, investment banks, economists and the World Bank all say Kenya’s economy is on a positive ... Read More

Shining proof of joy of education

Seventy-five year-old Arap Taa returns to class to pursue what eluded him for the first 70 years of his life.... Read More

Endorois get justice from international court

Kenya has been ordered to resettle the Endorois by the African Commission for Human and People’s Rights. ... Read More

Eugene - Raila Face-off

Kajwang on Aliens

AFC Leopards' Strategy

Business News

Three caught with cables as Telkom cries foul play
Three dealers from a local telecommunications company have been arrested in connection with vandalism of Telkom Kenya cables,...more

YU to offer 50 per cent bonus airtime

Coast Development Authority chief replaced

Equity, Mastercard Foundation in Sh700m sponsorship of students

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Sports News

Mang’u thrash Moi Forces Academy to lift trophy
Mang’u High School thrashed Moi Forces Academy (MFA)115-0 in a pulsating final of the Resolution Health Impala Floodlit tourn...more

Kitilit leads KSSSA officials back to office

Kipchoge shines at IAAF meet

Participants gear up for marathon races

Sony sign 14 new players, drop ten ahead of season

Today's Magazine

Financial Journal

Kenya’s economy is on the road to recovery

Kenya’s economy is on a positive growth trajectory. That is the judgment from leading fund management firms, investment banks, economists and the World Bank. Although the estimated GDP growth of between 3-4 per cent is still below the country’s potential, when benchmarked against competing economies in East Africa, the economy is expected to make a strong recovery this year.