People. Governments. Nations

Yonder is April Weeks of promise  and tender winds Whether at noon or  hurried evenings the common Raven will  flap wings for her children to seek shelter, for cloud's darkest hangs precariously, and narcissus only grins Wild narcissus in April bloom 

Kenya withdraws troops from Somalia? There is no definite communication from Kenyan authorities regarding this matter. It means therefore (because it has been talked about) that Kenya’s stay  in Somalia remains shrouded in grey as it has been for more than a decade now. General populace appear to be in favour of withdrawal of the forces for a whole  lot of time now. but government and regional organizations have been reluctant to follow this path. It can be remembered that Kenya withdrew its troops from South Sudan in a dramatic way, it will not be of surprise if at some point such happens again. If it does, it will signify defeat of African effort to curb Al shabaab extremism. Indeed any laxity on AMISOM’s part will be a major boost for bad elements. Hunger in some parts of Kenya Even though some political heavyweights have expressed contrary views, there is reliable reactions from local residents of Baringo and Turkana that indicate that drought has broug

Lufthansa air received by airport staff at JKIA/ Flymag KQ/KAA merger Can I call this queer? Well I don't know. This is something that is peculiar to Kenya. I find the do or die rescue of Kenya Airways to be just about pride and nothing else. Why should the Kenyan public be forced to pull up a corporation whose management has refused to style up? Exactly what  kind of winds is the airline facing? Sugar sector is out Maize farming is not profitable any more Kenya imports poultry and fish Textile industries are long dead Coffee sector is long ailing Now, just how many lives have been affected negatively by going south of all these sectors? As strategic as the Kenyan Airline may be, if it were to die I don't think its effect will be as great as it is being projected. Tourists, especially from the West, are very proud of their own flag carriers. So their coming to Kenya is not really pegged on KQ. By the way, you only have to sit for a few hours at the Ma