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Vai alla Scheda Paese »You’ll never find rainbows if you’re looking down.
— Charlie Chaplin
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Business News: Kenya audits Tullow Oil's expenditure in Turkana County
The Government has restarted recruitment of a consultant to audit Tullow Oil's books in a bid to independently establish how much the UK oil exploration and production firm has spent in Turkana over the last six years.
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We're likely to see US, UK stamping presence in 'petrodollar' dynamics
China and India are Nairobi’s critical strategic trade partners on the international stage.
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Updated (3): Car ploughs into Times Square crowd; 1 dead, 23 hurt
A man steered his car onto a sidewalk running through Times Square and mowed down pedestrians for three blocks Thursday, killing a teenager, then emerged from his wrecked vehicle wild-eyed and screaming before he was subdued by police and bystanders.The driver, a 26-year-old U.S. Navy veteran, told officers he was ...
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Vitals Global Healthcare to sponsor ten scholarships for Barts Medical School
Vitals Global Healthcare announced a scholarship programme for students wishing to study at the Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry in Gozo. Through this programme VGH will sponsor no less than 10 scholarships for applicants from Malta and across the globe."Barts is known to be one of ...
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EU court ensures 32 vetoes on Brexit trade
Britain may have to wait – and hope – for every single one of its European Union neighbours to give full legislative consent before it can fully benefit from any post-Brexit free trade deal, EU judges ruled today. In a verdict that may also delay and potentially obstruct a string of ...
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Human rights defenders under threat - Amnesty
Source: Amnesty International Country: WorldCommunity leaders, lawyers, journalists and others are facing unprecedented levels of persecution, intimidation and violence. Last year, 281 people were killed for defending human rights. Amnesty International launches new global campaign, ‘Brave’, to stop the wave of attacks against those defending human rights 281 people killed in 2016 for ...
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Nissan manufacturing facility in England hit by cyberattack
Nissan Motor Co. is trying to fix a manufacturing system at its English plant affected by the recent global cyberattack, and other Japanese companies with bases in Britain continue to gather information. The post Nissan manufacturing facility in England hit by cyberattack appeared first on The Japan Times.
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Business: Atlas Group suspended from Nairobi Securities Exchange
Atlas Group has finally been suspended from the Nairobi bourse after its failure to resolve listing troubles in London for almost seven months.
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Business News: Atlas Group suspended from Nairobi Securities Exchange
Atlas Group has finally been suspended from the Nairobi bourse after its failure to resolve listing troubles in London for almost seven months.
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Business News: Atlas suspended from NSE
Atlas Group has finally been suspended from the Nairobi bourse after its failure to resolve listing troubles in London for almost seven months.
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Business News: UK firm to invest Sh25b in bio-gas project
Britain's Equinox Energy Capital is close to concluding a $250 million (Sh25.79 billion) fundraising round to invest in a project in western Kenya to produce electricity from invasive lake weed water hyacinth, the Kenyan presidency said on Friday.
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Business: Atlas suspended from NSE
Atlas Group has finally been suspended from the Nairobi bourse after its failure to resolve listing troubles in London for almost seven months.
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Business: UK firm to invest Sh25b in bio-gas project
Britain's Equinox Energy Capital is close to concluding a $250 million (Sh25.79 billion) fundraising round to invest in a project in western Kenya to produce electricity from invasive lake weed water hyacinth, the Kenyan presidency said on Friday.
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Eliud Kipchoge, Edna Kiplagat to lead Kenyan marathon teams in London
Kipchoge will partner with the 2012 Olympic marathon silver medallist Kipsang.
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UK foreign minister says Russia may try to interfere in election
There is a "realistic possibility" Russia might try to interfere in Britain's national election next month, according to Boris Johnson, Britain's foreign secretary. In an interview with The Telegraph newspaper, the Conservative politician also said Russian president Vladimir Putin would "rejoice" if Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party won the June 8 election. Referring ...
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Business: UK firm wants Uhuru to launch Homa Bay hyacinth-to-energy plant
UK firm Equinox Energy Capital has said it is near financial closure of its 35 megawatt Homa Bay hyacinth-to-energy plant, which it wants President Uhuru Kenyatta to launch.
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Business News: UK firm wants Uhuru to launch Homa Bay hyacinth-to-energy plant
UK firm Equinox Energy Capital has said it is near financial closure of its 35 megawatt Homa Bay hyacinth-to-energy plant, which it wants President Uhuru Kenyatta to launch.
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FIFA to review agents rules over Pogba deal debate
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has said world football’s governing body will review the rules related to agents in response to the “perception” the transfer system is broken. The development comes in the week FIFA confirmed it has asked for more information about Paul Pogba’s £89m transfer from Juventus to Man. United ...
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Turkish Airlines starts distributing laptops to UK-bound business class passengers after ban
Turkish Airlines began distributing laptops to its business-class passengers flying to the United Kingdom on May 12 following a ban preventing passengers from keeping large electronic devices in the cabin on flights from a number of Middle Eastern countries and Turkey to the country and the United States
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International support for Somalia must focus on rebuilding security, averting famine – UN chief
Source: UN News Service Country: SomaliaIn his opening remarks, Antonio Guterres called for an additional $900 million to aid the 6.2 million people whose crops have withered, livestock has died and waterholes have dried up.11 May 2017 – Opening a major conference on Somalia, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres today urged the international ...
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Almost 700,000 people have fled drought and hunger in Somalia
Source: Save the Children Country: SomaliaThe number of people severely affected by the drought has increased by half a million people since the beginning of the year; at present, 3.2 million people face emergency levels of food insecurity.As the UN doubles the funding target needed to deliver its Humanitarian Response Plan ...