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Wednesday, July 11, 2001

A gift and a cuddle for an orphan

Israeli Ambassador Yaacov Amitai holds four-month-old Moses when he visited Mji wa Salama Children's Home in Mombasa. The diplomat donated second-hand clothes and toys to the orphans. (Picture by Gideon Maundu)

The continent science forgot
A very important day passed quietly a week ago, escaping the notice even of the scientific community. June 30 was recently branded Africa's Science and Technology Day.

Changing roles to uphold family
When a man and a woman come together in marriage, it should ideally be a union of two equal halves. It very rarely is.
Making ugali to impress guests
Kenya's staple, ugali, can be turned from a simple everyday meal into a high-fashion culinary art. It takes extra time and attention, but the result is well worth the investment.
Taking turns at serving in the public spotlight
For the 43 years Beth and Nicholas Mugo have been married, their life together has been about taking turns in the limelight.
Creating a world without women
There is this poster in a number of drinking places extolling the virtues of beer as compared to women.

OTHER HEADLINE NEWS

BUSINESS

SPORTS
	Transcom look to make big comeback Kenya is now the team to beat McRae here and ready for Safari IAAF Youth event starts tomorrow in Hungary

COMMENTARY
	Expose mass graves in Somaliland Role the African Union could play Transition and succession at the African Union Israeli training welcome - Editorial Rationalise medical fees - Editorial

LETTERS
	Restructure Aids programme Who's a brother? Why is KIMC in in such a mess? Stop growing cash crops that are without profit It was thuggery It is time the Bench was given a much closer scrutiny KA certainly the pride of Kenya

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The week's EastAfrican.
Election Losers Lobby for Posts in New M-7 Govt INTENSE LOBBYING is going on for some of the 12 Cabinet ministers who lost their seats in Uganda's June 26 parliamentary election to be re-appointed to the Cabinet this week. Tanzanian Bomber Set for 'Life' AS ITS final action in the East Africa embassy bombing trial, a federal jury in New York is likely to decide this week whether to sentence a Tanzanian man to death for his role in destroying the United States embassy in Dar es Salaam.	Budget Fears Mount Over Pensioners' Cash THE KENYA government has provided Ksh9.4 billion ($119 million) for pensions in the current financial year, but there are fears that the money may be diverted to political causes, leaving retirees destitute. This Skin 'Lightener' Can Kill, Say Doctors UGANDAN medical experts have warned that there is a need for greater control of cosmetics containing the skin lightener hydroquinone, withdrawn from the Kenyan market last month.
Edition forJuly 2 - July 8, 2001

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