South Africa's ruling African National Congress has split publicly over the still-undeclared presidential election result in Zimbabwe, where President Robert Mugabe is accused of defying the verdict of his own voters.

A muted response to a call for a stayaway by the MDC was punctuated by sporadic clashes between police, army and opposition protesters on Tuesday.

Public Service minister, Mr Dalmas Otieno, has appealed to leaders to help displaced public servants.

The Government targets to create 15,000 jobs in the information communication and technology (ICT) sector by 2010.

The President of the National Union of Eritrean Women (NUEW), Ms. Leul Gebreab, stated that efforts are being stepped up to nurture productive young women equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills, and thereby promote their socio-economic wellbeing.

Private sector employees have to wait much longer to enjoy the benefits of the new labour laws Parliament passed last year.

A game reserve is set to be restocked with at least 150 animals of three different species in a bid to attract more tourists.

So the signing of the peace deal between the Lord's Resistance Army and the Uganda government last week, was put off at the last minute. One view has it that the talks collapsed, but the official view is that they

Whether or not Joseph Kony or President Museveni append their signature on a piece of paper to signify a logical end to the two-year Peace Talks mediated by the Government of Southern Sudan, the efforts by many gallant individuals like

There have been many reactions on Joseph Kony's delay in signing the comprehensive peace deal. Many critics say it shows the LRA rebel leader is not serious and is only buying time to rearm. Whereas it is difficult not to

The Cessation of Hostilities Agreement between the government and the Lords Resistance Army expired yesterday as Kampala insisted that no immediate military or political action against the rebels had been taken.

The wife of jailed Mungiki leader Maina Njenga may have been executed by the sect's splinter group, inside sources have revealed.

The Catholic Church has asked the Government to end the terror being unleashed by criminal gangs.

Attorney general Amos Wako has ordered more investigations into allegations of misappropriation of Sh142 million disbursed to the Kenya Medical Research Institute eight years ago.

Residents of Kayole and Dandora in Nairobi walked to their places of work for the second day yesterday due to transport chaos organised by Mungiki sect members.

OGULAGHA and Odimodi communities in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta, which were given a 48 hour ultimatum, expiring today (Wednesday) by the Joint Task Force on the Niger-Delta, Monday, to mutually produce the youths that bombed two Agip oil

A Cape Coast High Court has sentenced a woman, Adjoa Badu, believed to be in her early fifties, to death for poisoning her husband and rival.

The Congolese National Police (PNC) held a closing ceremony in Kinshasa on 15 April 2008, for 37 PNC crime scene specialists who received six months skills training in forensic crime investigation methods and techniques, from their French Police counterparts.

The law perverted! And the police powers of the state perverted along with it! The law, I say, not only turned from its proper purpose, but made to follow an entirely contrary purpose! The law becomes the weapon of every

The Government will today explain the circumstances under which the outlawed Mungiki sect caused havoc in major towns on Monday.