Somali prime minister currently on a working visit to the Kenyan capital Nairobi met on Wednesday evening the US ambassador to Kenya Michael Ranneberger.
Tory's Conference: Tory Leader Cameron vows to restore responsible society
By: KLN and Agencies
The PM in Making
David Cameron has promised to create "the responsible society" by rolling back the "culture of big government bureaucracy" installed during Labour's 12 years in power.
In his final conference speech before the general election, the Conservative leader said he had the character, temperament and judgment to be Prime Minister.
The ICC prosecutor on Wednesday gave judges 20 names of "senior political and business leaders" he claims backed deadly violence after Kenya's 2007 presidential election,
Anger as PWC discloses that Kenya lost $26m in the Maize Scandal
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A senior private auditor says Kenya lost $26.1m through corrupt deals in a government programme meant to provide subsidised maize to the country's poor.
Philip Kinisu, Kenya CEO of PricewaterhouseCoopers, says the money was lost when a government agency sold subsidised maize to ghost companies and sold more than had been authorised. Kinisu says delays in maize imports also forced the country to pay a higher price than planned.
Kinisu spoke to journalists on Thursday.
The government hired PricewaterhouseCoopers in August to audit its subsidy programme. The programme was mired with allegations of corruption, causing a public outcry that forced the government to call in private investigators.
Relatives of the British and American victims of the Lockerbie bombing are divided on whether the man convicted of the atrocity should be freed on compassionate grounds.
The Scottish Government insisted no decision had yet been taken to free Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi, who has terminal prostate cancer.
2nd March, 2010
The ICC prosecutor on Wednesday gave judges 20 names of "senior political and business leaders" he claims backed deadly violence after Kenya's 2007 presidential election,
A senior private auditor says Kenya lost $26.1m through corrupt deals in a government programme meant to provide subsidised maize to the country's poor.