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apercu d'une nouvelle vie...de l'Europe au Kenya...un voyage de decouvertes...POESIES
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19.07.2006
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SAMBURU DISTRICT, AU COEUR DE LA RIFT VALLEY

Publié le 27/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu
SAMBURU DISTRICT, AU COEUR DE LA RIFT VALLEY


Paysage du Samburu District


Not much of a celebration

Publié le 25/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu
 Not much of a celebration




Expensive food, joblessness, hiked fares and inability to travel upcountry ranked highest among the issues exasperating Kenyans this festive season.

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SOURCE ET ARTICLE COMPLET :

http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/Local/Not-much-of-a-celebration-2727.html

Libre pensee, n'en deplaise a certains...

Publié le 25/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu
Libre pensee, n'en deplaise a certains...




...REFLEXION EN CETTE FIN DE JOURNEE....


AUTRE REFLEXION, DU MEME AUTEUR :

A BBC documentary claimed, it's most likely that Mary was only 13 years old when she gave birth to baby Jesus.

If Mary gave birth at only thirteen, we should ban glorification of the nativity scene. Where does it say in the grandfather clause, that it's ok to advertise breaking new laws? If a man made a pass at a modern day Mary, he'd be put into jail and treated as scary. But any holy ghost can take her and boast, and we'll even celebrate and give him a toast.


Written by : The Factologist

SOURCE:

http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-bbc-documentary-claimed-it-s-most-likely-that-mary-was-only-13-years-old-when-she-gave-birth-to-baby-jesus/

Perroquet du Samburu District

Publié le 25/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu
Perroquet du Samburu District


Perroquet, ou Kasuku en langue Kiswahili

Triste actualite

Publié le 23/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu
HIV infection rates amongst the Maasai have reached alarming levels in recent years. The National AIDS Control Council, which coordinates Kenya's AIDS response, estimates that 30 percent of Maasai are now living with HIV, about four times the rate among the general population.

While cultural practices such as wife sharing have made the Maasai particularly susceptible to HIV, their nomadic lifestyle has hampered the delivery of life-prolonging HIV/AIDS treatment.


SOURCE ET ARTICLE COMPLET :

http://www.plusnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=82073


VERSION FRANCOPHONE DE L'ARTICLE :

http://www.irinnews.org/fr/ReportFrench.aspx?ReportId=82102

...Les enfants au Kenya...

Publié le 23/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu
...Les enfants au Kenya...

Cruelty to children rife despite global pacts


Children in Kenya continue to experience massive violation of their rights despite the country being a signatory to international standards on child protection, a lawyers’ report says.

According to the Law Society of Kenya report, despite domestication of these standards through the Children’s Act (2001), children still face neglect, abuse and related omissions and commissions from adults.

The report launched on Monday examines children’s rights in respect to access to education, poverty and physical and emotional abuse.

It was prepared between January last year and August this year by George Ochich and Dr Ekuru Aukot for LSK.

The 50-page report says that rape and defilement remain the most rampant forms of abuse perpetrated on children in Kenya, accounting for 80 per cent of the cases of abuse.

“Child prostitution is common in many parts of Kenya. The blame lies squarely with the Government for failing to ensure that children have the special attention entitled to them,” says the report.

Child abuse escalated during the post-election violence that rocked the country early this year, the report says.

The 2008 Human Rights Report also says that there is a large number of children serving their prison sentences with adults.

Another worrying trend, it says, is the large number of children accompanying their mothers to prison. The report says that there are at least 300 children currently in prison with their parents.

The report notes that there has not been an increase in the number of teachers in primary schools despite the upsurge in enrolment following the introduction of free education.

It adds that secondary school students are faced with inadequate facilities, thus affecting their education.

Disabilities

On a positive note, the report commends the Government for the consistent allocation of funds to aid the education of children with disabilities.

The report, however, says more than 10,000 children living with disabilities and aged between five and 17 years have never attended school.

In addition, over 7.5 million children in the country are said to be living below the poverty line.

This is based on the assumption that 56 per cent of households in Kenya live below the poverty line and there is an average of two children per home.


SOURCE :

http://www.nation.co.ke/News/-/1056/505768/-/u0nw5f/-/

Musique du jour

Publié le 22/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu

Question d'ethique

Publié le 21/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu

Campaign to have mercy killing legalised in Kenya

Kenya could become the first country in Africa to legalise doctor-assisted suicide if lobbying by a group of local and foreign investors succeeds in convincing lawmakers to make it legal for terminally ill patients to be assisted to die.

Mr John Hurst, a British investor and the managing director of Dignity International, is the man behind the plans to introduce the Doctor Assisted Suicide (DAS) in Kenya. He says the logic behind assisted-suicide is that since the terminally ill patient will eventually die, it would be better to hasten their death to save the patient from pain and the family from the financial burden that may arise after prolonged treatment.

If allowed in Kenya, terminally ill patients will be required to pay Sh300,000 for the service including burial. The act will not be done in Kenya, rather the patient will be flown to Switzerland for the process to take place. The dead patient will then be flown back for burial.

Opinion among Kenyans is divided, with extreme opposition from religious leaders and a cautious welcome from medical insurance industry. Local doctors say their ethics do not allow them to assist people to die while association for hospices, which cares for terminally ill patients said it was illegal.

SOURCE :

http://www.bdafrica.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=11884&Itemid=5822

Inside African art

Publié le 21/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu

Image de ce dimanche

Publié le 21/12/2008 à 12:00 par lailasamburu