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Doing after thinking, let reason prevail
Get PDFNewspaper article published on Daily Nation Thursday June 20, 2013Newspaper article published on Daily Nation Thursday June 20, 201
Network to promote traditional medicine
No full textContains 3 news items about IDRC from the Daily Nation, a Nairobi-based news servic
ICC is on trial in Africa
Get PDFNewspaper article published in Daily Nation on June 13, 2013The relationship between Kenya and the ICC is not an international relationship in the traditional sense. It is rather a devolved relationship.
We could brand the ICC mediocre, unfair and irrelevant; a Western tool for manipulation, but we freely signed and ratified the Rome Statute.
Withdrawing from the ICC now in the midst of the process would be a misadvised step, legally and politicallyThe relationship between Kenya and the ICC is not an international relationship in the traditional sense. It is rather a devolved relationship. We could brand the ICC mediocre, unfair and irrelevant; a Western tool for manipulation, but we freely signed and ratified the Rome Statute. Withdrawing from the ICC now in the midst of the process would be a misadvised step, legally and politically
Conference to explore life and times of Ali Mazrui
No full textA Newspaper article in the Daily Nation Newspaper by Prof. Macharia Munene, a professor of History and International Relations at USIU-AWhat came out of the professor’s pen inspired, annoyed and aroused envy. Prof Ali Mazrui was buried at Fort Jesus, Mombasa, in October 2014, but he continues to excite people of ideas. This explains the Twaweza Communications and SUNY-Binghamton symposium from July 14 to 17, at Southern Sun in Parklands, Nairobi, on Mazrui’s impact. Although he achieved his childhood dream of engaging in intellectual swordsmanship, a Cambridge School Certificate almost derailed him. It stopped him from going to Makerere University to train in the use of English language as a tool of verbal warfare
USIU fees cause uproar
No full textA Newspaper article on the Daily Nation about USIU-AfricaThey claimed that the fees are way too high for them and want the government to intervene and transfer them to other universities.
The university, however, maintains the students have to pay the extra charges as the university cannot sustain them.Parents of students admitted to the United States International University (USIU)-Africa under the government-sponsored programme are up in arms for what they claim are high additional fees charged by the university.
They claimed that the fees are way too high for them and want the government to intervene and transfer them to other universities.
According to one parent, Mr Patrick Sumba, USIU-Africa informed them that they were to pay an additional Sh65,000 before admission per semester
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