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The progress made so far is an indication of what Kenya can achieve
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I would expect the inquiry to conclude – in agreement with Kofi Annan, former secretary-general of the United Nations – that in the absence of a second UN resolution authorising invasion, it was illegal
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We believe these developments reflect fresh momentum in the reform process. The progress that we are seeing is an encouraging indication of what Kenya can achieve
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The idea of The Elders is to go into conflict regions and try to use their moral authority to bring conflicts to an end. They are a wonderful group of people. Last year Kofi Annan and Archbishop Tutu were able to go into Kenya and knock heads together and helped to set up a coalition government.
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We urge Kenya's political leaders to show unity of purpose to achieve the objectives of the National Accord -- to deliver sustainable peace, stability and justice through the rule of law and respect for human rights
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UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and all staff of the United Nations in special memory of Sergio Vieira de Mello and many other UN officials who have lost their lives in carrying out their work for peace in the world
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Reforms must be deep-rooted, not superficial, in order to build the firm foundations on which Kenya's continued stability and prosperity depend
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Even Kofi Annan's 2001 award could be seen as a thumb in the eye of a Republican foreign policy that has used the United Nations as a pinata.
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Climate change is not an abstract or future threat. It is happening now, with damaging consequences. Failure to take meaningful action in Copenhagen will not only fail those who are suffering today, but will also jeopardise the wellbeing of our planet and future generations.
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First and foremost, the Kenyan government will be abdicating its responsibility if at all it decides that it is actually the International Criminal Court that is going to do that kind of thing. And I think what Kofi Annan is saying is stating the obvious, that you are not going to surrender to the inter...
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Climate change is not an abstract or future threat. It is happening now, with damaging consequences. Failure to take meaningful action in Copenhagen will not only fail those who are suffering today, but will also jeopardise the wellbeing of our planet and future generations.
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I have addressed the Indian Parliament (2000) about the problems of HIV-positive people, spoken at the British Parliament (2004), had interactions with erstwhile president Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (2006), U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan (2006) and with Congress President Sonia Gandhi (2006)
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Kenya is already at - or past - the halfway mark between the formation of the Coalition Government and the next electoral cycle. Kenya cannot afford a recurrence of the crisis and violence that engulfed it after the 2007 election. But that is a serious risk if tangible reform is not achieved
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The Chair of the AU Panel of Eminent African Personalities, former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, is planning to visit Nairobi from October 4-7, 2009 to assess the status of implementation of the agreements reached during the Kenya National Dialogue and Reconciliation (KNDR) process, particularly the ...
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Climate change is the greatest humanitarian challenge facing mankind today
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The State of New York, its two senators, the Mayor’s office all interceded with [U.N.] Secretary General Kofi Annan to allow for an unprecedented use of the General Assembly building for filming
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As Africans demonstrate renewed resolve to address the challenges confronting their continent, they can benefit greatly from the experience of their friends in China, who have had such success in sustaining growth and reducing poverty
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The progress made so far is an indication of what Kenya can achieve
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I would expect the inquiry to conclude – in agreement with Kofi Annan, former secretary-general of the United Nations – that in the absence of a second UN resolution authorising invasion, it was illegal
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited -
We believe these developments reflect fresh momentum in the reform process. The progress that we are seeing is an encouraging indication of what Kenya can achieve
-
The idea of The Elders is to go into conflict regions and try to use their moral authority to bring conflicts to an end. They are a wonderful group of people. Last year Kofi Annan and Archbishop Tutu were able to go into Kenya and knock heads together and helped to set up a coalition government.
SOURCE: The National Newspaper -
We urge Kenya's political leaders to show unity of purpose to achieve the objectives of the National Accord -- to deliver sustainable peace, stability and justice through the rule of law and respect for human rights
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UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and all staff of the United Nations in special memory of Sergio Vieira de Mello and many other UN officials who have lost their lives in carrying out their work for peace in the world
SOURCE: Nothingandall -
Reforms must be deep-rooted, not superficial, in order to build the firm foundations on which Kenya's continued stability and prosperity depend
-
Even Kofi Annan's 2001 award could be seen as a thumb in the eye of a Republican foreign policy that has used the United Nations as a pinata.
SOURCE: Beltway Blips -
Climate change is not an abstract or future threat. It is happening now, with damaging consequences. Failure to take meaningful action in Copenhagen will not only fail those who are suffering today, but will also jeopardise the wellbeing of our planet and future generations.
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First and foremost, the Kenyan government will be abdicating its responsibility if at all it decides that it is actually the International Criminal Court that is going to do that kind of thing. And I think what Kofi Annan is saying is stating the obvious, that you are not going to surrender to the inter...
SOURCE: Voice of America -
Climate change is not an abstract or future threat. It is happening now, with damaging consequences. Failure to take meaningful action in Copenhagen will not only fail those who are suffering today, but will also jeopardise the wellbeing of our planet and future generations.
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I have addressed the Indian Parliament (2000) about the problems of HIV-positive people, spoken at the British Parliament (2004), had interactions with erstwhile president Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (2006), U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan (2006) and with Congress President Sonia Gandhi (2006)
SOURCE: Inter Press Service -
Kenya is already at - or past - the halfway mark between the formation of the Coalition Government and the next electoral cycle. Kenya cannot afford a recurrence of the crisis and violence that engulfed it after the 2007 election. But that is a serious risk if tangible reform is not achieved
-
The Chair of the AU Panel of Eminent African Personalities, former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, is planning to visit Nairobi from October 4-7, 2009 to assess the status of implementation of the agreements reached during the Kenya National Dialogue and Reconciliation (KNDR) process, particularly the ...
SOURCE: Xinhua -
Climate change is the greatest humanitarian challenge facing mankind today
-
The State of New York, its two senators, the Mayor’s office all interceded with [U.N.] Secretary General Kofi Annan to allow for an unprecedented use of the General Assembly building for filming
SOURCE: Canadian Business Online -
As Africans demonstrate renewed resolve to address the challenges confronting their continent, they can benefit greatly from the experience of their friends in China, who have had such success in sustaining growth and reducing poverty
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