Libya Oil Kenya Limited has officially launched its retail outlet brand OiLibya signing off the exit of Mobil outlets after it brought out ExxonMobil interest in the country.

It was the night of the unexpected, an event marked with pomp and glamour and an equal amount of controversy. The fifth edition of Pearl of Africa Music (PAM) Awards went down at Lugogo Cricket Oval in Kampala, Uganda, last

Until Friday last week, Hiram Mwaniki Kamunge was just like any other motor vehicle mechanic in Limuru.

One of Cameroon's most famous musicians for many years running, Ekambi Brillant, on October 30 in Douala, launched activities to celebrate his 36 years in music.

On Tuesday this week, the United Nations (UN) and major humanitarian partners met in an attempt to raise US$64 million which is a balance on US$110 million needed for humanitarian assistance in Liberia this year.

As Liberia transitions from an emergency situation to national recovery and development, the United Nations (UN) and major humanitarian partners Tuesday launched the mid-year review of the 2007 Common Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP).

Hundreds of school children who fled recent ethnic clashes in Molo are yet to return. Eight primary schools were closed following the attacks.

Two women wept as they gave evidence at a presidential committee investigating alleged deportation of Muslims to Ethiopia.

Low cadre hotels and rental houses should be compelled to enforce the code of conduct prohibiting sexual exploitation of children, players in the tourism industry have said.

The recent attempt by a French non-governmental organization (NGO) to remove more than 100 children from Chad underlines the need to ensure that international laws relating to the protection of children are fully respected, said Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

Investigations have been launched into a fake jobs scandal through which youths lost millions of shillings after being promised employment in the armed forces.

Bishop Gilbert Deya is to be returned to Kenya to face trial for claims that he was involved in baby-trafficking, a London court has ruled.

Investigations have been launched into a fake jobs scandal through which youths lost millions of shillings after being promised employment in the armed forces.

Just a week before its nomination day, President Kibaki's Party of National Unity was on Thursday still steeped in disagreements and controversy after a key elections board official resigned.

Police were on Thursday accused of failing to take action on those who sell glue to street children.

Former Mozambican President Joachim Chissano has made history by becoming the first recipient of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation's $5 million (Sh330m) for Africa's former leaders.

Thursday's silence greeted the suspension of former Kenya Sugar Board boss Alfred Otieno, even as the government moved to fill his position at the regulator.

Long distance road transporters have in the past week been plunged into one of the worst nightmares.

Libya Oil Kenya Limited has officially launched its retail outlet brand OiLibya signing off the exit of Mobil outlets after it brought out ExxonMobil interest in the country.