Cattle Numbers in Northern Uganda Yet to Recover
Calls for a comprehensive re-stocking exercise following loses during region's wars.
Kenyan Media in the Spotlight
Ahead of Kenya’s March general election, observers warn press has a responsibility not to exacerbate tensions.
Kenyan Media in the Spotlight
Ahead of Kenya’s March general election, observers say the press has a responsibility not to exacerbate tensions.
Kenyan Tensions Spark Food Shortage Fears
Farmers hold off planting because of electoral violence concerns.
Are Kenyan Police Ready for Elections?
Force still under-resourced and poorly equipped as March polls approach.
Washington's Growing Ties With International Court
US steers clear of joining International Criminal Court, but it is now much more aligned with the court's goals than ever before.
New Media Project Launched in Kenya
Training and support for staff of country’s leading media on international justice and political reporting.
Reporting Kenya Website Launched
Online resource will serve as platform for journalists covering transitional justice and politics.
Kenyans Welcome New Chance for Justice
Plans for a special court could see prosecutions for 2007-08 electoral violence beyond the four cases at the ICC.
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