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Published on January 16, 2008, 12:00 am By Susan Anyangu Kenya faces a constitutional crisis and an overhaul of the Constitution was the only way out, lawyers have said. During a public debate organised by the ...

Keith Leslie, THE CANADIAN PRESS Published Friday January 11th, 2008 TORONTO - Aboriginals in eastern Ontario warned Friday that they would ignore a court order and illegally occupy the site of a proposed uranium mine north of Kingston later this ...

The BBC presents Why We Fight by Charlotte Street, a documentary film on the commerce of war, and how the military industrial complex profits so much from war, that it must create wars to continue the growth of it's business. A ...

As the trial of Peru's ex-president Alberto Fujimori gets underway, we take a closer look at one of his most extravagant legacies. There was nothing President Fujimori enjoyed more than entertaining the global press by posing: weight-lifting gold bars, eyes ...

KATHERINE O'NEILL From Monday's Globe and MailJanuary 7, 2008 at 4:34 AM ESTYELLOWKNIFE — Floyd Roland will make his debut on Canada's political stage later this week when he travels to Ottawa to attend the first ministers summit.And while the ...

By Alex NdegwaA top US official has said the political crisis in the country cannot be resolved by simply "dishing out political seats" but by seriously addressing "fundamental challenges" that triggered the unrest.US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Affairs, ...

James Shikwati Director, Inter Region Economic Networkwww.irenkenya.org EDITOR — Innocent people are being murdered. Houses are burning. Property is being destroyed. It matters less whether one is Kikuyu, Luo, Kalenjin, Luhya, or whatever.   It is only a matter of ...

Written By: Emmanuel Kola , Posted: Tue, Sep 11, 2007The Coalition for Constitutional Reform (CCR) Kenya wants Canadian Mining Company Tiomin Resources Incorporation to discontinue plans for titanium mining in Kwale, Coast Province. CCR Kenya and its partners say the ...

The Standard, 18th November 2005Standard Team   The Orange camp plans to adopt the Bomas Draft through another referendum if they win the Monday vote.  "We will amend it by changing some areas properly and ensure that it is subjected ...

STEPHANIE NOLEN From Saturday's Globe and MailJanuary 5, 2008 at 1:13 AM ESTJOHANNESBURG — The horrific events in Kenya have caught the attention of the Western media, which are more accustomed to thinking of the country as an African success ...