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TEDxVienna - Alexander Oswald - Why Kenyans do it better
www.tedxvienna.at www.facebook.com Alexander Oswald is a Senior Marketing Manager with 13 years Management experience in telecommunication and consumer electronics industry. He has worked for global brands in fast changing business environments, whilst having a focus on Central & South East Europe. At the present time he is Head of Marketing at Nokia, covering several countries, including Switzerland, Cyprus, Israel and of course Austria. Adding to his durable career path, Alexander is also co-author of the first handbook for mobile marketing and mobile campaigns in German language, "Mobile Marketing" About TEDx In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations) www.tedxvienna.at www.facebook.com
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Born to Run - Kenya
12 September 2000 An insight into Kenya's unrivaled production of long distance runners. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
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Kenya's unmanned borders
www.ntv.co.ke The Government has today said that talks with Ethiopia are underway to avert any further attacks by the Merille on the Kenya-Ethiopia border. Foreign Affairs Minister Prof. Sam Ongeri has however downplayed Monday's attack that saw two AP police officers killed as an ordinary pastoralist raid experienced in that part of Kenya and not a digression by Ethiopia. Yassin Juma looks at past attacks and questions if Kenyan borders are well manned to protect Kenyans.
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Kenyans find Karua "most inspiring" woman
www.ntv.co.ke International Women's Day will be celebrated world over on 8th March and Infotrak conducted a survey to see where exactly women stand in gender equity especially on the political front. Martha Karua who has thrown her hat in the ring for the presidential race is leading with 61 % according to the study. Most Kenyans find her inspiring for her courage and boldness and say she is purpose driven.
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Kenyans react to oil discovery
www.ntv.co.ke And so the black gold is here and Kenyans are giving varied reactions to the discovery. Most Kenyans are hopeful that the discovery of oil in the country will not only improve the economy but also bring about development in the marginalized area. NTV's Mashirima Kapombe samples the views.
Kibaki advises Kenyans against binge drinking
www.ntv.co.ke To yet another disaster and this one is about alcohol. Earlier today, one man died in Kiambu County after consuming an illicit brew, bring such deaths in the area to five, in just a period of one week. President Kibaki is now pleading with residents of Central Kenya to leave the bottle alone. Here's NTV's Yassin Juma
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The story of a passionate Kenyan entrepreneur
www.ntc.co.ke 'Moringa Oleifera', it's a name that is yet to sip into the common vocabulary of many Kenyans.But one lady is very determined to change that.Elizabeth Mbogo is an entrepreneur who set up Botanic Treasures twoyears ago, a company that deals with a range of products most of which are derived from the Moringa Tree, identified as a 'magic tree' in some circles.Alex Mwangi brings you this inspiring story of a lady who has undoubtedly found her calling.
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Kenyans in the US set up YouTube show
www.ntv.co.ke A group of Kenyans living in the US have taken to a popular video sharing website to do a show targeting their countrymen in the Diaspora. The 10 Minute Fix does a weekly dose of shows, which are garnering thousands of views on YouTube. Though the show has no commercial sponsor, its backers in the Californian city of San Francisco believe it is worth their time and will eventually pay off. NTV's Larry Madowo spoke to them last month.
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More Kenyans predisposed to liver ailments
www.ntv.co.ke Doctors are now warning that changing lifestyles are exposing a growing number of people to liver ailments. On the health assignment we bring you the story of a 36-year-old man struggling with liver failure. And as Loise Wangui reports, preventing liver failure is apparently a lot easier that many people think.
Kenya at 48
www.ntv.co.ke Even as Kenya turns 48 on Monday, hopes are high that citizens of this country will learn to cherish their past and embrace their future as one people. Indeed many hope that the unfortunate happenings in the country's history will be clouded by the achievements that Kenyans have seen in the recent past.
Kenyans divided over ICC trials
www.ntv.co.ke The ICC Four maintained silence today a day after the appointment of the three judges who will preside over the Kenya case at The Hague. Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, former head of public service Francis Muthaura, former Cabinet Minister William Ruto and radio personality Joshua arap Sang are now certain to face trial for crimes against humanity. And as Jamila Mohammed reports, analysts are now shifting their attention to the court's timetable.
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Police assure Kenyans in the wake of latest grenade attack
www.ntv.co.ke Speaking at the scene of Sunday's grenade attack in Ngara, senior police officers gave one more assurance that the country was still secure despite the growing number of attacks. The Nairobi Provincial Police Officer Anthony Kibuchi and CID director Ndegwa Muhoro spoke as they visited the scene shortly after the blast.
Wetangula gives up seat for fellow Kenyan to fly back home
Foreign affairs minister Moses Wetangula who was stranded in Mali after a coup de' tat, warmed the hearts of many Kenyans after reports indicated that he gave up his seat in a un sponsored chartered plane, to another Kenyan to come back home. Dr Bonface kaberia the receiver of the kind gesture, in his words was humbled and indebted to the minister.
The Cafe - Kenya's state of tribalism
The Cafe is in Nairobi this week to discuss what Kenyans and their prime minister have to say about unity and identity after an election in 2007 that sparked violence along ethnic lines.
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Kenyans in Stanford dream big
www.ntv.co.ke Every great university hopes that its graduates will have an impact in the world. But which institution of higher learning can boast of having nurtured and inspired an entire industry that is now valued at billions of dollars? Well, that would be Stanford University in California. It is right at the heart of Silicon Valley, the mecca of the technology world. Many of the most notable technology entrepreneurs of our time have gone through Stanford and there are Kenyans also following in their footsteps. NTV's Larry Madowo spoke to some of them last month in California.
Kenyans slowly shunning negative ethnicity
www.ntv.co.ke Kenyans are slowly shunning tribal identities in favour of a national identity. The latest Afrobarometer survey findings show that a good number of Kenyans would rather be identified as Kenyans rather than as members of a particular ethnic group. At the same time, the survey shows the public's lack of trust in elected leaders especially Members of Parliament and councilors.
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Kenyan woman dies in Dubai week after brutal attack
www.ntv.co.ke A family in Thika is mourning the death of their daughter, killed by rogues in Dubai. Three men attacked Esther Wanjiru after she tried to stop a man from touching one of her friends indecently. In a tragic turn of events, her mother instantly suffered a stroke when she got news of her daughters passing and as Sheila Sendeyo reports, this is the latest incident pointing to Kenyans suffering mistreatment abroad.
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Kenyans react to Wangari Maathai's death
http:www.ntv.co.ke Kenyans have expressed shock at the news of Prof Wangari Maathai's death with many hailing her as a true Kenyan heroine. The Nobel Peace laureate and conservation heroine,died in Nairobi after a long battle with cancer. She was 71.She passed on at the Nairobi Hospital at around 10pm on Sunday.
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Kenyans for Kenya raise Ksh500m
www.ntv.co.ke In a rare show of altruistic spirit, close to 200 corporate organizations have raised 300 million shillings for the Kenyans for Kenya initiative, which was launched to help address the hunger situation in northern Kenya. Amazingly, the target was to raise 500 million shillings in 4 weeks but currently, an impressive 493 million shillings has so far been raised in just 10 days. NTV's Jane Kiyo reports on this remarkable achievement.
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ICC ruling: Reaction from Kenyans in diaspora
www.ntv.co.ke As Kenyans in different parts of the world continue reacting to Monday's ICC ruling, and its effects on the country's political landscape, the Chairperson of Kenyan Community of Atlanta, in the United States, is now calling for the release other names of people said to have been in the original list prepared by Philip Waki. He says the Government should start by prosecuting them immediately, if it wants to prove Kenya's judicial system is capable of dealing with all the post election violence cases. NTV's BMJ Muriithi has the full report from Atlanta, Georgia.
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CGW - Kenyan Sevens rugby team
After a semi-final appearance at the Sevens World Cup, rugby in Kenya is starting to change. Meghan learns how well-rounded these Kenyans really are - but still just a bunch of kids having fun playing international rugby.
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What we want:Kenyans in the Diaspora speak out
http:/www.ntv.co.ke Kenyans living in the Diaspora have added their voice to the ongoing debate surrounding the confirmation of charges hearings at the ICC. From their observations, it appears that some of them want the post election violence suspects to face trial locally while others are of the opinion that The Hague option is sure to deliver justice.
SomeoneTellCNN - Terrorist Attack in Kenya
There were grenade attacks in Nairobi yesterday where 6 people died and least 68 injured. Instead of reporting it as such CNN went on to claim that there was violence in Kenya with misleading graphics and implied that the violence was widespread and did not specify that this was an isolated terrorist attack in a specific part of the country. Disappointed, angry and frustrated, Kenyans then stated a twitter hashtag #SomeoneTellCNN which trended worldwide. CNN is notorious for airing negative, demeaning and sensationalist reports on Africa. thanks to: e.wamathai.com website: my254.com
Kenya's Journey to Oil Mining
Watch KTN Live www.ktnkenya.tv The discovery of oil in Kenya has received varied reactions from Kenyans from different quarters. Excitement over the economic prospects the discovery may bring is evident. In equal measure however, is fear that Kenya, like other sub Saharan countries that have struck oil, will be caught in a maze of corruption cases and a gaping difference between the rich and the poor. While all these reactions are valid, analysts have urged Kenyans to be patient with the project which may take between three to four years to take off. But now that there is oil, what next? KTN's Edith Kimani with the details.
Kenyans clash over election results - 03 Jan 08
Riot police have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters on the streets of Kenya's capital, Nairobi. The rally has been organised by opposition leader Raila Odinga to protest against the controversial re-election of President Mwai Kibaki. Odinga hopes to attract a million supporters to the rally, which has been banned by the government. As Bernard Smith reports for Al Jazeera, the streets of Nairobi are extremely tense, with fears of violent clashes between protesters and police. Additional reporting comes from Al Jazeera's correspondent Mohammed Adow who was with the protestors in central Nairobi when they clashed with riot police.
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USAID's 50th Anniversary Providing Assistance to Kenya
USAID is celebrating 50 years of partnership with Kenya to promote health, education, economic growth, democracy, and peace. This video presents an overview of USAID's history and accomplishments in Kenya along with first-hand perspectives on how Kenyans lives have improved as a result of USAID's programs. To learn more about USAID's work in Kenya, visit: www.usaid.gov
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Kenyans deliver clean sweep in steeplechase
Kenya's dominance in the steeplechase continued today with a clean sweep by Brimin Kipruto, Ezekiel Kemboi, and Richard Mateelong, winning with times of 8:13.82, 8:16.94, and 8:17.59, respectively. Kenya has won the steeplechase event at seven out of eleven World Championships. The last clean sweep by Kenya happened in 1997. (WCSN, WCSN.com)
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Spark Africa - Kenyan solution for charging mobile phones - Episode 2
It is estimated that in Kenya about 17,5 million of the total 38,5 million inhabitants own a mobile phone. But in rural areas electricity is a problem. Students of the university of Nairobi came up with the solution: the 'Smart Charger'. The charger works quite simple: one connects it to the dynamo of a bicycle. The device transforms the power into electricity that can charge the mobile phone. After about one hour the phone will be charged.News about Africa is very often filled with stereotyped images of famine, war and disease. But there is also another side to the continent. Fast-growing economies and investment opportunities. The Dutch production company Interactive Africa focuses its lens precisely on the innovative side of Africa with its online video reports Spark Africa. Also visit: www.africa-interactive.net Spark Africa is about innovative developments you hear little about. All the items are produced by African journalists and cameramen which creates a different dynamics compared to when a white European crew is used. Among other fascinating reports comprising this 30-part video series, we take a look at how for example an entrepreneur from Friesland in the Netherlands has established a successful dairy business in Tanzania and how students from the University of Nairobi, Kenia, came about to invent a bicycle charger for mobile phones. The video reportages are a mix of portraits of Dutch entrepreneurs in Africa, African inventors and reports on fast-growing <b>...</b>
Kenyan Somalis feeling the heat from military's Al Shabaab offensive
www.ntv.co.ke As Kenyans collectively let the shock sink in from Monday's twin grenade attacks, one community in particular is watching the events related to Kenya's military operation in Somalia very closely. Somalis of Kenyan nationality, in large part, feel the fight against the Al Shabaab is especially important to them, because in the past, they have been the grass that has suffered under this titanic battle. And as John-Allan Namu reports, they are hoping that this time around, their ethnicity will not be their undoing.
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Kenyans: Let's be there!
www.ntv.co.ke Brand Kenya has unveiled a national branding campaign aimed at raising awareness on the need for national cohesion, pride and patriotism among Kenyans.The campaign dubbed "Nitakuwepo" will be disseminated throughout the country using all the three main media platforms of print, television and radio.The local campaign will run for six months and is expected to lay the foundation for future marketing campaigns that will also target international audiences.
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Six Kenyans killed in Mandera car explosion
www.ntv.co.ke At least six Kenyans were killed in Mandera's Lafey area after gunmen from Somalia mounted a mortar attack. The six, two of them education officials were ambushed as they travelled to Mandera town to pick up KCSE examination papers. Inside Somalia, Kenyan forces encountered their toughest gun battle yet in which they killed 9 Al Shabaab militants. Two soldiers were injured in the fight in Tabda area as the forces inched closer to the town of Afmadow. NTV's John Allan Namu has that report.
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Kenya urged to learn from others' oil mistakes
www.ntv.co.ke Kenya has been urged to take lessons from Nigeria, amid excitement over the recent oil discovery. The director for the Centre on Democracy, Development and the Rule Of Law at the Stanford University Larry Diamond, says that Kenya should monitor how oil resources will be distributed, while ensuring that part of the oil wealth is shared among all Kenyans. However, for this to be achieved, Kenya needs to have proper governance structures, which will keep Congo-like war lords at bay.
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Abandon the Knife - Kenya
Award-winning report fresh insight to FGM controversy To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com This outstanding film lays bare the complex issues at the heart of the struggle over female circumcision. Winner of best single episode documentary at The Webby Awards 2012 and finalist at the Rory Peck Awards. Nancy is about to face a terrifying transition to womanhood. "My parents are putting pressure on me to get cut, but I am refusing". Nancy is bright, ambitious and determined to break this painful tradition that has brutalised women for generations. A moving story of remarkable bravery, the bold actions of Nancy and other girls have started to shatter taboos in their communities, offering a new freedom for young Kenyans. www.guardian.co.uk Produced By Guardian Films Distributed By Journeyman Pictures May 2011
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Affidavit and Tape-Proof Obama Born in Kenya
This is part of the evidence submitted to the Supreme Court. I had a computer voice read the affidavit that was submitted with the tape, to the Court. The tape is recorded off a mobile phone so it sounds like a single sidband transmission. Sarah Obama admitted that she was present when Barack Obama was born in Kenya. You can hear her voice near the end of the tape say "Obama Mombasa" when asked where he was born.
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Kilio - Safaricom KENYA LIVE Artists (Kenyans for Kenya)
The song is a mixture of diverse musical elements- It brings together sixteen artistes with different musical backgrounds (Benga, hip hop, dancehall, Afro fusion and RNB). The production style used is mainly orchestral, using choirs and strings-to emphasize the emotions and sadness of the famine emergency in Kenya. The drums are a fusion of hip hop beats and African percussions .The Pianos and keyboards bring out the R&B feel while the guitars bring out the traditional afro feel- cutting across all genres to bring out one message....Kenyans for Kenya. The song is designed to speak to Kenyans in one voice, one cry for one cause, regardless of the different demographics. The song begins with an acoustic guitar riff with a spoken intro calling out people to become the heroes of their country, by being part of the Kenyans for Kenya campaign. The intro begins on a laid back soft rock melody to highlight the sadness of the situation of the innocent Kenyan children affected by the famine. The temp picks up to give hope to the children, assuring them that that Kenyans are with them and are currently doing something about the unfortunate situation. It calls out for Kenyans to help, for Gods intervention, others stress on the unbearable suffering the importance of togetherness. The Chorus is a cry from the affected to their fellow Kenyans not to let them die of hunger. ARTISTES -- IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE ON SONG 1. Juliani (intro) 2. Redsan 3. Nameless 4. Wahu 5. Wyre 6. MOG 7 <b>...</b>
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Child Prostitution
September 2009 Kenya's stunning beaches attract thousands of tourists each year but this tropical paradise hides a harrowing secret. Children as young as 6 are having to risk their lives and sell sex in order to survive. As night falls, Mombasas clubs fill up with European male tourists ogling teenage girls. The desperate teenagers wear high heels and pay a bribe to get in. The ultimate hope is Mzungu, a white man who will pay 5 times more for sex, than a Kenyan labourer can earn in a day. Three years ago a study by UNICEF reported that approximately 30% of the population of children aged between 12 and 18 were engaged in some form of sex work. Since this report, political violence and economic crisis has left 10 million Kenyans starving, forcing more youngsters into the sex trade. I started when I was 12. I could go into a nightclub and I could count 10 to 20 girls that were prostitutes, tells 14-year-old prostitute Leyla. I ask God, what I have done wrong? I am still a child and I am doing this. Dr Essam Ahmed works in Mombassas only sexual health clinic and explains there are many loopholes in the judicial system, it's very rare for a perpetrator to be jailed. And although the authorities say they are going to take strict action on those who are taking advantage of young children, the country fears any attack on its reputation could drive innocent tourists away.
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War on Al Shabaab: Kenya joins forces with Somalia
www.ntv.co.ke It's day four since the Kenyan military incursion into Somalia. But tonight, the government says it's not at war with Somalia but it's only helping her North Eastern neighbour to stabilize. Foreign affairs minister Moses Wetangula, who has returned from Mogadishu, said the ongoing operation is aimed at ensuring the security of not only Kenyans, but the people of Somalia. As Jane Kiyo reports, both Kenya and Somalia's transitional federal government, which has pledged its support for the operation, have agreed on a common strategy to wipe out the Al Shabaab militia.
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Kenya's mobile revolution - part 1
In the first of Newsnight's Geek Week 2.0 reports, Paul Mason journeys across Kenya to look at how the mobile phone is revolutionising life for rich and poor Kenyans.