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National Super Alliance

Set course for the heart of the Sun
Article
/ 17 August 2018

Set course for the heart of the Sun

They promise the earth and never deliver, but sometimes the world’s leaders give us the sun, the moon and the stars

By Matthew Du Plessis
Kenya opposition to swear-in leader as ‘president’
Africa
/ 29 January 2018

Kenya opposition to swear-in leader as ‘president’

The ceremony – if it goes ahead – will put the opposition on a collision course with police and the government

By Agency
Two rookie astronauts, cosmonaut blast off to International Space Station
Article
/ 17 December 2017

Two rookie astronauts, cosmonaut blast off to International Space Station

Japan is not training any more astronauts for ISS missions but announced plans earlier this year to send its first astronaut to the moon by 2030.

By Staff Reporter
Kenya’s woes far from over after Kenyatta’s ‘coronation’
Africa
/ 1 December 2017

Kenya’s woes far from over after Kenyatta’s ‘coronation’

In controversial circumstances, Uhuru Kenyatta was inaugurated again as president of the Republic of Kenya, but he is the people’s president.

By Simon Allison
Kenya vote chief silent on rebel areas as uncertainty lingers
Africa
/ 29 October 2017

Kenya vote chief silent on rebel areas as uncertainty lingers

​Kenya’s election board remained silent Sunday over plans to reschedule a vote in opposition areas, where a boycott sparked violent protests

By Agence France Presse
Kenya decides again. Maybe
Article
/ 20 October 2017

Kenya decides again. Maybe

If you’re confused by what’s going on in Kenya — well, you’re not the only one. Fran Blandy in Nairobi answers your questions

By Fran Blandy
Election fracas tests a tense Kenya
Africa
/ 13 October 2017

Election fracas tests a tense Kenya

Kenya’s preparation for new presidential elections changed as opposition leader Raila Odinga and his party dropped out of the race.

By Simon Allison
Violence erupts in Kenya over new election law
Africa
/ 12 October 2017

Violence erupts in Kenya over new election law

Kenyan police fired tear gas at protesters a day after opposition leader Raila Odinga announced his withdrawal from the election race.

By Al Jazeera
Kenyatta’s rash remarks may cost him
Article
/ 22 September 2017

Kenyatta’s rash remarks may cost him

The president’s attack on the chief justice could result in him losing votes in the rerun of the poll

By Njeri Kimani and In Nakuru
Court said nay, observers said yea: Did they jump the gun?
Article
/ 8 September 2017

Court said nay, observers said yea: Did they jump the gun?

Five thousand observers have failed to see manipulation in the Kenyan elections.

By Staff Reporter
From good to bad, and the implications of Kenya on international observation
Africa
/ 2 September 2017

From good to bad, and the implications of Kenya on international observation

The perception that the elections in Kenya were largely free and fair was crushed with the Supreme Court ruling yesterday.

By Staff Reporter

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