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Friday, June 06, 2003

Ms Beatrice Mwaringa, a delegate from Kilifi, joins the Bomas of Kenya traditional dancers as they entertain the constitutional review delegates before the beginning of the day's deliberations yesterday. Photo/Fredrick Onyango.

Farewell to Kenya as 'Mathenge' flies home
The Ethiopian farmer being touted as freedom fighter General Mathenge was scheduled to slip quietly out of Kenya this morning.

An American exiled in Africa
Silhouetted against the bright light shining through the dark night, a burly, dreadlocked figure emerges and extends a firm handshake.
Black Panthers: Activism inspired by Africa
Its rise was dramatic, but so was its end. Only a weak ember remains of the once volatile flame that was the Black Panther Party, which temporarily captured the imagination of many in America.
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Kazibwe Quitting Was 'Arranged With M-7'
FORMER VICE President Specioza Kazibwe, whose shock resignation two weeks ago knew she would be stepping down almost as soon as President Museveni appointed her for a second term two years ago.
Third Term: Will M-7 Call Referendum?
UGANDA'S NATIONAL Resistance Movement (NRM) government is planning to call a national referendum to decide whether a president can stand for more than two five-year terms, sources said last week.

Kibaki's 'One-Term' Rule Threatening to Split NARC
Kibaki's supporters argue that being an accomplished economist with a wealth of experience on matters of public affairs, he should be allowed to go for a second term.
BP Tanzania Probes $2.7m Jet Fuel Loss
A TEAM of auditors is investigating the loss of six million litres of jet fuel worth Tsh2.7 billion ($2.7 million) reported missing from BP (T) Ltd's depots in Dar es Salaam and Arusha.

Edition for June 02 - 08, 2003

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