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Raila to Resume Protest Rallies at Kamukunji to Counter Ruto - Vimarsana News

Raila to Resume Protest Rallies at Kamukunji to Counter Ruto

Azimio cited a document provided by a whistleblower allegedly working at IEBC.

Lack of infrastructure hinders Africa's intra-trade expansion - Vimarsana News

Lack of infrastructure hinders Africa's intra-trade expansion

​​​​​​​LACK of infrastructure to connect African countries has been cited as one of the stumbling blocks for intra-trade flourishment in the continent.

Kenya leads push for formation of sustainable cities at summit - Vimarsana News

Kenya leads push for formation of sustainable cities at summit

Kenya yesterday led the African Union in pushing for the establishment of sustainable cities amid pressure on countries in the continent to improve intermediary cities.

Kenya's modern shipbuilding facilities in Kisumu and Mombasa ready for use | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Kenya's modern shipbuilding facilities in Kisumu and Mombasa ready for use | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Kenya is eyeing the lucrative shipbuilding and repair business after the completion of two modern shipyard facilities. The two built by the Kenya Navy are the largest shipyards with a slipway in East Africa. Their completion opens a new frontier for the country as it seeks maritime hub status and to tap into the blue ...

Kenya's modern shipbuilding facilities in Kisumu, Mombasa ready for use - Vimarsana News

Kenya's modern shipbuilding facilities in Kisumu, Mombasa ready for use

Military-run shipyard at the heart of Nairobi’s bid for lucrative cargo transport deals with Uganda and Rwanda.