Foreign Affairs Minister Marsden Madoka welcomes two of the three anti-corruption experts hired by President Moi from Britain yesterday in his office. They are Mr Graham Stockwell (left) and Bill Waite.

• City elevation clamour grips 2 Rift towns
• Police officers held for raid on station
• Hunger strike prisoners in hospital ordeal
• Murder trial lawyers want MP called in
• Ngilu pledges to back Musyoka for president
• Extend voter registration, DP leader urges Kivuitu

• Fury as historic trees are cut
• British Council hands over children's website
• Chunga moves judges ahead of new term

• Panic as firm asks staff to give up jobs
• Kenya to buy more electricity from Uganda
• Government held responsible for donor relations
• CMA working on new rules to regulate public firms
• KCB ordered to sack manager
• Matiba's men shut out of gas board
• Forex and Stocks

• Council 'will resolve KHU impasse soon'
• Kenya to take on Rwanda
• Tusker in semis as Gor edged out of Hedex Cup
• Main tournament season nears
• Talks held to save Safari Rally
• World Cup now a dream for Kenya

• Primary school audits will yield little
• Why Mugabe is under media siege
• Kamotho must get out of tax box
• Graft move not convincing - Editorial
• Aids war has just begun - Editorial
  

• Mayor is wrong on all counts
• Fourteen Falls a national disgrace
• Young Turks support Mwau's Kamba unity bid
• State should put logistics for free education in place

• Four Tanzanian Boy Scouts Fighting Deportation from US
  A SHOWDOWN looms in the case of four Tanzanian Boy Scouts who hope to win asylum in the United States on grounds they will be persecuted if deported to Tanzania.
• Kenya's Oil Deal with Sudan May Hurt SPLA
  THE DECISION by the Kenyan government to "explore" ways of importing oil from Sudan through a pipeline is bound to have far reaching effects on the conflict in southern Sudan.

• Outrage Over Shooting
  THE UGANDA police has come under heavy criticism for using live bullets to disperse a peaceful demonstration on Saturday by supporters of the opposition, Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC). A journalism student was shot dead and other people injured when police moved in to stop a UPC rally from taking place.