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"The old guys and scoutmasters tease us about how much harder it used to be to get 'Eagle Scout,' " said Nick Kulick, surrounded by framed pictures of his trip to Kenya in his Warrenton, Va. , basement. "They say it was like hiking Mount Everest or...
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Great Britain's Mo Farah runs the bend during the Men's two mile race during the Aviva Grand Prix athletics meeting at The National Indoor Arena in Birmingham on February 18, 2012. Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge won the race and Farah broke a British record and... View Photo »
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Kenya Islamic group claims ties to al-Shabab
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Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy of Vermont said, standing alongside a poster of the nominee. Leahy complained that if the biblical Moses were nominated, there “would be some on the other side who demand to see Moses the Lawgiver’s birth...
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This narrative has remained so for the past 62 years - but seems to be changing fast now. Kenyans are suddenly beginning to 'know' Northern Kenya, as the region has been in the news recently for all the right and wrong reasons in equal measure. Clashes...
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He is writing a book, to be released in a few months. On Wednesday at Parliament, he pulled this writer to the gigantic portraits along the aisle to the huge glass double-doors to the debating chamber currently under refurbishment. He pointed out that...
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Great Britain's Mo Farah (L) leads the pack followed by Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge (2nd L) and Ethiopia's Tariku Bekele (C) during the men's 2 miles race during the Aviva Grand Prix athletics meeting at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham on February... View Photo »
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We have a company like Toyota Tsusho of Japan which is almost completing a feasibility study and have lined up financing to build an alternative pipeline through Kenya
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Sudan has appealed to Kenya to assist end the conflict between it and Sudan over mineral resources. "Our government is calling on Kenya, as one of the peaceful countries in the region, to intervene and help us solve this crisis," South Sudan's...
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A local tribunal or any other type of judicial mechanism to try post election violence cases is imperative if we are to curb impunity in the country. To suggest that 'reconciliation' has been achieved without concrete steps taken to bring the...
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WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 7: Kenya Troutman (L) and Ijeamaka Okoye (C) offer free condoms to passing cars and pedestrians during a free HIV testing event at by the Whitman-Walker Health February 7, 2012 in Washington, DC. Whitman-Walker Health held the event to observe National Black...
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LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 06: Vivian Cheruiyot of Kenya the Laureus Sportswoman of the Year poses in the Winners Studio during the 2012 Laureus World Sports Awards at Central Hall Westminster on February 6, 2012 in London, England.
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(L-R) Ethiopia's Hagos Gebrhiwet, Kenya's Silas Kiplagat, Ethiopia's Dejen Gemremeskel and Kenya's Caleb Ndiku compete in the men's 3000 meter run at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix track meet in Boston, Massachusetts February 4, 2012.
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CORRECTION-TEAM Kenya celebrate defeating Australia to win the bowl final at the Rugby Sevens tournament in Wellington on February 4, 2012. Kenya won 12-7.
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Caleb Ndiku, right, of Kenya, runs ahead of compatriot Silas Kiplagat, center, in the men's 3000-meter run at the Boston Indoor Games athletics competition in Boston, Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012. Ndiku won with a time of 7:38.29.
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Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague (R) meets with Kenya's Foreign Minister Moses Wetangula (L) and Internal Security Minister George Saitoti (2ndL) in the Kenyan capital Nairobi on February 3, 2012. Hague said today there was an 'opportunity' to end the crisis in Somalia and...
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