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Low passenger numbers at Juba International Airport
Low passenger numbers at Juba International Airport
Information from Nairobi suggests that the Kenyan government will continue to offer assistance to leave the country once people have reached either the main airport in Juba or other airfields considered safe for evacuation flights. While some sort of …
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Low passenger numbers at Juba International Airport
Low passenger numbers at Juba International Airport
Information from Nairobi suggests that the Kenyan government will continue to offer assistance to leave the country once people have reached either the main airport in Juba or other airfields considered safe for evacuation flights. While some...
Saturday, January 18, 2014
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Former Miss Kenya Finalist Seeks Love via Online Dating
Bangor, ME (PRWEB) August 21, 2011
The divine Khadija Mohamed was riding the crest of a wave and ready for anything, gracing the stage in Nairobis Kenyatta International Conference Center as one of the 16 finalists of Miss World Kenya in 2009. Her career as a model was just taking off; she was part of a reality TV show to pick a pageant queen and had the chance of international prominence via the prestigious Miss World event. But although she didnt secure the Miss Kenya title two years ago, the experience changed her destiny forever and gave Khadija known as Chingy to her friends an enlightened outlook on life.
Currently a sought after model in Kenya and single mum to her baby son, nowadays Khadija spreads her good fortune through charity work for the Mombasa Beach Girls Association (M.B.G.A) that fights sex tourism in the seaside city of Mombasa. Like any regular African girl Khadijas favorite food is chicken and rice, she dreams of visiting Rome and loves to dance and paint. But shes now reached the time in her life when she wants a serious relationship and possibly even marriage. And like many other African women shes taken the decision to seek love and romance with a man from overseas. Part of a growing phenomenon throughout Africa, the 22-year-old model has signed up to leading international dating site http://www.AfricaBeauties.com.
AfricaBeauties.com brings gorgeous African Ladies directly into the spotlight of international dating and provides the opportunity for them to connect with a diverse group of eligible men from across the world. A major advantage of the site is that many of these women come from English speaking countries such as Gambia, Kenya, Ghana and Nigeria making communication a straightforward pleasure. A groundswell of single ladies like Khadija sees the site as a safe and unique way to meet guys who offer romantic adventure, adoring respect and a secure relationship.
The dating portal is simple to use although sophisticated technology lies at the heart of the experience. A large number of agencies throughout the immense continent register any interested Ladies into the AfricaBeauties database using their passports as verification. Its then possible for men to carry out an advanced search of the database and get in touch using a spontaneous selection of dating features including Email Correspondence, Phone Calls and the real-time messenger Live Chat. If the online communication goes well then the next step is travel to meet an African beauty face-to-face in her home city.
This new opportunity is why so many women like Khadija an exquisite lady with focused ambitions are taking advantage of progress to fulfill their very old fashioned needs of love and intimacy.
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Bangor, ME (PRWEB) August 21, 2011 The divine Khadija Mohamed was riding the crest of a wave and ready for anything, gracing the stage in Nairobis Kenyatta International Conference Center as one of the 16 finalists of Miss World Kenya in 2009. Her career as a model was just taking off; she...
Geeking Out: Uganda's Women are Creating the Next Generation of Girl Geeks
Geeking Out: Uganda's Women are Creating the Next Generation of Girl Geeks
Sometimes, though, she faced explicit gender discrimination; a teacher once told her that she shouldn't apply to a certain technical school because, as she remembered it, “you're a girl—you'll never get in.” Thankfully, her … Though less well-known …
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Justice for Liz remains just out of reach
… while all but one of her suspected attackers remain free. Kenyan protestors march towards police headquarters in Nairobi on October 31st to deliver a petition of over one million names demanding justice after men accused of brutally gang raping a …
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Ronan Farrow, Reluctant TV Star
He had a conference call, then makeup, then he would be on camera, then he was leaving directly for eight days of reporting in Kenya. … On-screen, Farrow strolled through the Little Mogadishu neighborhood of Minneapolis with a man whose nephew was …
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Geeking Out: Uganda's Women are Creating the Next Generation of Girl Geeks
Geeking Out: Uganda's Women are Creating the Next Generation of Girl Geeks
Sometimes, though, she faced explicit gender discrimination; a teacher once told her that she shouldn't apply to a certain technical school because, as she remembered it, “you're a girl—you'll never get in...
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
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African Asylum Seekers Demand Rights in Israel, Which Vows to Kick Them Out
In the traffic lanes that police escorts temporarily blocked to make way for the marchers, a few horns tooted support. Prime Minister … He worked 16 years at the Washington Post in Nairobi, Istanbul, Baghdad, Los Angeles and Rockville, MD. 83 comments.
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Adventurers break world record driving little Fiat in long-distance haul from …
“We were wondering what to take to get through some very busy cities such as Nairobi, Cairo and Khartoum, with permanent traffic jams, and we were convinced if the car was strong enough we could also drive across Africa non-stop and beat the record …
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African Asylum Seekers Demand Rights in Israel, Which Vows to Kick Them Out
In the traffic lanes that police escorts temporarily blocked to make way for the marchers, a few horns tooted support. Prime Minister ... He worked 16 years at the Washington Post in Nairobi, Istanbul, Baghdad, Los...
Sunday, January 12, 2014
South Sudan Agrees to Ceasefire to End Violence
South Sudan Agrees to Ceasefire to End Violence
NAIROBI, KENYA — South Sudan's government on Friday has agreed to a ceasefire in a bid to end fighting that swept across Africa's newest nation that has left at least 1,000 people dead and led more than 60,000 civilians to seek refuge at U.N. bases. A …
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South Sudan Agrees to Ceasefire to End Violence
South Sudan Agrees to Ceasefire to End Violence
NAIROBI, KENYA — South Sudan's government on Friday has agreed to a ceasefire in a bid to end fighting that swept across Africa's newest nation that has left at least 1,000 people dead and led more than 60,000 civilians to seek refuge at U...
Thursday, January 9, 2014
UNFPA Executive Director Visits Kenya to Highlight Maternal Health and Protection Needs of Women Affected by Drought
(PRWEB) September 02, 2011
Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin, Executive Director of UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, is visiting refugee camps in Kenya to underscore the urgent needs of women affected by the famine in the Horn of Africa.
So far, 12.4 million people have been affected by severe drought in the Horn of Africa. In Somalia, the drought resulted in 3.7 million internally displaced people. The worlds largest refugee camp, Dadaab in Kenya, has seen its population soar close to 500,000.
Dr. Osotimehin will visit Dadaab refugee camps and the surrounding host communities in Garissa on 3 September. During his visit, he will underline to partners, government officials and stakeholders the importance of addressing the urgent needs of pregnant and lactating women, prevention of sexual violence and treatment of its survivors among refugees and host populations.
Health facilities in the affected regions suffer from shortages of medical supplies and trained health -care providers. The main gaps in the provision of reproductive health care include overstretched resources and lack of medical supplies and equipment.
Through local partners in Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia and Djibouti, UNFPA is providing supplies, including reproductive health care kits, to hospitals, primary health-care facilities and communities. Emergency reproductive health kits have been distributed in Dadaab refugee camps and host communities, targeting approximately 615,000 people. Clean delivery kits are distributed to the most vulnerable pregnant women among affected communities to ensure clean and safe deliveries. The Fund has also trained midwives and other health workers and provided them with the necessary medical supplies for improved quality care. Over 20,000 hygiene kits are also being provided to most vulnerable women and girls in the region to cover their unique needs and maintain their dignity.
The way forward
Given the high levels of malnutrition and mortality, combined with the likelihood of increasing prices and a harsh dry season, the situation is likely to deteriorate over the coming months. During his visit, Dr. Osotimehin will call on the international community to:
UNFPA Executive Director Visits Kenya to Highlight Maternal Health and Protection Needs of Women Affected by Drought
(PRWEB) September 02, 2011 Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin, Executive Director of UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, is visiting refugee camps in Kenya to underscore the urgent needs of women affected by the famine in the Horn of Africa.
So far, 12.4 million people have been affected...
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Nairobi girl jets South to bury 'in-law' Mandela
Nairobi girl jets South to bury 'in-law' Mandela
Nairobi girl jets South to bury 'in-law' Mandela. By Cate … Lobola in some South African ethnic groups, like in many traditional Kenyan communities, involves the payment of bride price by the groom's family. … Thank you and don't call this number …
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Revisiting poetry: A new voice in the wilderness
NAIROBI, KENYA: Many Kenyans who consider themselves book lovers will confess that most of the literature they read is in prose. Few take time to read drama, unless they are students of Literature who are required to do so for their coursework, and …
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From scandal-plagued politicians to natural disasters, a look back at 2013
4 – Fifteen-year-old Malala Yousufzai of Pakistan left hospital in Birmingham, England, three months after she was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman for daring to say girls should be able to get an education. She became a symbol of the ….. 10 …
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Suspected terrorist Samantha Lewthwaite continues to thwart authorities
AYLESBURY, ENGLAND—She is called the most wanted woman in the world, a suspected terrorist charged with plotting to blow up resort hotels in Kenya packed with Christmas tourists, a Westerner who wrote an ode praising Osama bin Laden, a jihadist who …
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Nairobi girl jets South to bury 'in-law' Mandela
Nairobi girl jets South to bury 'in-law' Mandela
Nairobi girl jets South to bury 'in-law' Mandela. By Cate ... Lobola in some South African ethnic groups, like in many traditional Kenyan communities, involves the payment of bride price by the groom's family. ... Thank you...
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Embark on an Epic Train Journey through Africa: Introducing Micato's Romance of Rovos Rail Safari
South Pasadena, CA (PRWEB) March 7, 2011
African railway travel has long been the vehicle for explorers, whether it be Cecil Rhodess vision of a track from the Cape to Cairo or Karen Blixens arrival by locomotive in Kenya to begin her legendary journey. Guests on Micato Safaris new Romance of Rovos Rail itinerary can create their own nostalgic adventures on an expansive itinerary that traverses the African plains in search of game, carries them across the continent in unrivalled comfort in Rovos Rails impeccably restored cars, and concludes with a rejuvenating stay in cosmopolitan Cape Town. The opportunity to follow in the footsteps of famed explorers, paired with Micatos commitment to unparalleled personalized service, ensures travelers an expedition unlike any other.
The 22-day journey, departing Tuesday, October 4, 2011* includes:
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Embark on an Epic Train Journey through Africa: Introducing Micato's Romance of Rovos Rail Safari
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South Pasadena, CA (PRWEB) March 7, 2011 African railway travel has long been the vehicle for explorers, whether it be Cecil Rhodess vision of a track from the Cape to Cairo or Karen Blixens arrival by locomotive in Kenya to begin her legendary journey. Guests on Micato Safaris new Romance...
Friday, January 3, 2014
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