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Monthly Archives: September 2012

Updates: Death Announcement Of Ms Judy Osoro of Jersey City NJ

Posted on September 29, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in Orbituary Leave a comment

 

Ms Judy Osoro of Jersey City NJ

Following the death of Ms Judy Osoro of Jersey City Nj, together with her 2 other  siblings  & Mom, that  occurred on 9/27/12 in Kenya, as a result of a terrible road accident. They were hit from behind by overspeeding Kenya power and lightning truck. That impact caused them injuries as vehicle veered off the road. Four Members Of Same Family Died Two Daughters Their Mother, Her Son Chrispin Osoro. Mr. Osoro Was Seriously Injured .

 We therefore announce that a fundraiser shall be held on behalf of the deceased on 10/06/12 @ 5 pm. 

344 Pacific Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304

 In The meantime family and friends continue to meet daily at 207 Fulton Ave. JC, NJ. 

 

Merciful God All These People Died In One Day From One Family. You Brought Them To The World In Different Days But You Took Them On Same Day. Merciful God It Was Your Wish.

 

Well Wishers Who Are Unable To Attend  You Are Requested To Use Bank Account Below:

Fred Osoro-TD Bank routing number- 031201360, A/C- 4276948979

 

The following can be Contacted for any further details ;
Shem Onditi-201-532-2026
Haron Orutwa-201-253-6262
Andrew Nyaboga-201-401-3590
Zachary Moitui -201-889-3636
Boaz Ibarasa -201-889-9623
George Marucha-201-779-8505
Faraday Nyangoro-908-552-1012
Paul Akunga-551-208-4224
Nathan Mogesa-201-780-1260
Ruth Asiago-201-921-4372
Daphne Kemunto-973-572-7387
Abuki Omwamba-203-832-8636
Fr Chris Isinta-201-401-7695

Your continued Support and prayers to the family is highly appreciated. Turn Out In Large Numbers And Help This Family At Fundraising.

Diaspora Conference USA, 2012

Posted on September 29, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in Announcements Leave a comment

 

 DIASPORA CONFERENCE 2012
Kenyans In The USA Can Make A Huge Difference in Kenya

 

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Posted on September 28, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in Announcements Leave a comment
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KDF finally sets foot in Kismayu

Posted on September 28, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in News Leave a comment
Posted by BERNARD MOMANYI on September 28, 2012
Kenya’s Chief of Defence Forces Gen. Julius Karangi (in truck) consults senior officers on the front line as KDF troops marched on Kismayu on Friday morning

NAIROBI, Kenya Sep 28 – Kenya Defense Forces said Friday they had taken over Al Shabaab’s stronghold in Kismayu even as the Al Qaeda-linked group insisted they were incharge of the port city.

Read More: http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2012/09/kdf-finally-sets-foot-i-kismayu/

Kenyan navy hits Somali rebels ahead of main offensive

Posted on September 26, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in News Leave a comment
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Al Shabaab soldiers patrol in formation along the streets of Dayniile district in Southern Mogadishu, March 5, 2012. REUTERS/Feisal Omar
NAIROBI (Reuters) – Kenya said its navy hit military targets belonging to al Shabaab militants in the port of Kismayu in south Somalia on Wednesday, ahead of a ground assault on the rebels’ last bastion.
Read More: http://af.reuters.com/article/topNews/idAFJOE88P02C20120926

No way out as court orders Waititu’s arrest

Posted on September 26, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in News Leave a comment
Posted by LORDRICK MAYABI on September 26, 2012
 
Waititu had moved to the High Court saying that he was being condemned unheard and therefore the court should block his arrest/FILE

NAIROBI, Kenya, Sept 26 – Embakasi MP Ferdinand Waititu has failed to block his impending arrest after the High Court declined to grant him anticipatory bail.

Read More: http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2012/09/no-way-out-as-court-orders-waititus-arrest/

KDF finally hits Kismayu port

Posted on September 25, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in News Leave a comment
Posted by BERNARD MOMANYI on September 25, 2012

NAIROBI, Kenya, Sept 25 – Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) jets finally hit the terrorist Al Shabaab stronghold of Kismayu in Somalia on Tuesday, destroying a warehouse and the armoury at the main airport.

Read More: http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2012/09/kdf-finally-hits-kismayu-port/

One Year Since Wangari Mathai Died Of Cancer

Posted on September 25, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in News Leave a comment

By Regional News Team

Tuesday Sept.25.2012

Today is Tuesday September 25, 2012, exactly one year since Prof Wangari Maathai, Nobel Peace laureate and conservation heroine died in Nairobi after a long battle with cancer. At least 22,000 people died of various cancers in Kenya last year out of the 28,000 reported cases according to government statistics.

This according to President Mwai kibaki was because 80 percent of the patients were diagnosed when cancers were at advanced stage, noting that the incidences of cancer in the country were increasing at an alarming rate with breast, cervical and prostate cancer being the most common cancers in Kenya.

 The year is marked just at the time Kenya is still mourning the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of East African Community, David Nalo who was the third senior government official to go public about ailment from cancer. He died on September 12, 2012 at Nairobi Hospital.

 He was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma cancer in February this year and had been undergoing treatment since then, including chemotherapy. Pact Kenya Cancer assessment estimates 50 people die every day from different forms of cancer while 80,000 new diagnosed are done each year.

 Just when plans are still underway for the burial of Nalo, former Presidential Escort Commander Elijah Sumbeiywo was buried last week. He died after a battle with cancer for long. He died of pancreas cancer that he has been battling at a Nairobi hospital. He was the presidential escort commander under retired President Moi.

 Reported cases of cancer have been on the rise in the recent months. Alexandra Ajoy, who until her untimely death was the youngest survivor of Leukemia-the cancer of blood also died this year.

 The 4 year old has been diagnosed with the deadly cancer at the age of 2. Her condition required a bone marrow transplant which could only take place in India since Kenya has no facilities to treat her case.

Until her death, she had endured insurmountable pain which only her family can relate to. She had also been under heavy medication. Baby Lexie came into the public fore during the launch of the Africa Cancer Foundation in July last year, an NGO that supports the fight against cancer in Africa.

 Veteran politician, Martin Shikuku, the self-declared “People’s Watchman” of Kenyan politics also died of cancer this year. Shikuku had been admitted at the Texas cancer centre in Nairobi’s Hurlingham where he was undergoing treatment after a long battle with prostate cancer.

 It is also one year Patrick Makau of Kenya turned the Berlin Marathon into his own personal conga line, setting a world record of 2 hours 3 minutes 38 seconds in 26.2 miles coverage.

 Fr Joachim Omolo Ouko, AJ

People for Peace in Africa

Tel +254-7350-14559/+254-722-623-578

E-mail omolo.ouko@gmail.com

Peaceful world is the greatest heritage That this generation can give to the generations To come- All of us have a role.

Sex And The City In Africa

Posted on September 25, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in News Leave a comment

 By FR Joachim Omolo Ouko, AJ

Nairobi-Kenya

Wednesday Sept.26.2012

The first look at a new web series directed by Clara Benice, written by Nicole Amarteifio, and starring Nana Mensah, MaameYaa Boafo, Esosa Edosomwan, Edwina Adama Lebbie, and Miriam Chemmoss is a big challenge.

 The series’ creators describe it as follows: Think ‘Sex and the City’ meets Africa! Five beautiful, successful African females return to their home continent and confide about love and life in ‘An African City’! Episode 1 has debuted and you can watch it in its entirety below: Watch Episode 1 Of New Web Series ‘African City‘ (‘Sex … – indieWIRE

It is a big challenge because when we study sexuality, our own cultural concepts and expression of sexuality do not only influence who we study and what we find, our cultural lenses also influence which forms of sexual attitudes, behaviours, communication and expressions are true, real and acceptable to us.

For many people, other interpretations and expressions of sexuality that are not in accordance with their own views and beliefs of what sexuality should be are regarded as “dangerous,” are looked on with suspicious askance or are sternly disapproved.

That is why Africans don’t like talking about sex with people they barely know. Most African women will not ask for further clarification because Africans don’t talk directly about sex.

That is also why when Ylva-Maria Thompson opened the world’s first international sex school recently to teach its students how to be better lovers the school it was challenged by some conservative communities looking at it as a centre to promote promiscuity.

The Austrian International Sex School in Vienna offers ‘hands on’ lessons in seduction for £1,400 a term. The ‘headmistress’ says anyone over the age of 16 can enroll at ‘the world’s first college of applied sexuality’.

Students live in a mixed sex dormitory block where they’re expected to practise their homework. And at the end of the course, they are awarded a qualification. The new school head says: ‘Our core education is not theoretical, but very practical. The emphasis is on how to be a better lover.

Core curriculum includes sexual positions, caressing techniques, orgasm studies, anatomical features, oral sex, anal sex and creative sex. The school has already been controversial in Austria where raunchy adverts showing a couple making love have already been banned by Austrian TV. The school is already swamped with applicants.

Although the school has been condemned by some conservative communities, Swedish-born “headmistress” Ylva-Maria Thompson, who is also an artist, felt that there was a lack of applied sexuality classes around the world and wanted to start a school that specializes in this unique discipline.

According to Prof John Mbiti, for Africans sex cannot be discussed publicly because the ethics and morals of African religiosity are embedded in values, customs, traditional laws, and taboos. God is ultimately the Giver of morality and he is ultimately watching over the moral life of the community, society, and humankind.

That is why most of African communities from time to time believe that God may punish the wider society or give warnings through calamities, epidemics, drought, war, and famine, if moral order is severely broken.

That is also why for most Africans the home and the community instill moral teaching, generally from the older to the younger members, through word and example and not in class or public.

Initiation ceremonies (some of which may last several years) are the formal communal occasions for instilling moral values in young people and passing on to them important traditions. Stories, proverbs, wise sayings and taboos are employed in the teaching of morals as well as for entertainment.

Where the basic philosophy of life is “I am because we are,” it is extremely important that the two dimensions of “I am” and “We are” be carefully observed and maintained for the survival of all.

According to the Catholic Church’s traditional teaching about sex education, especially as formulated by Popes Pius XI and Pius XII, is that it should not be primarily a matter of giving explicit “information” at all, but rather it should be a matter of inculcating modesty, purity, chastity, and morality, a matter of teaching the sixth and ninth commandments.

Moreover, it should also be primarily a matter for the parents to impart privately in the home, not something to be purveyed and discussed in mixed classrooms of boys and girls at impressionable ages.

Catholic Church’s traditional teaching about sex education is opposed to formal classroom programs in sex education because it includes minute descriptions of every type of modern contraceptive.

Pope John Paul II himself, in his fine 1981 apostolic exhortation Familiaris Consortio on the Christian family, while re-affirming that “sex education . . . is a basic right and duty of parents,” had conceded that it could also be carried out in “educational centers chosen and controlled by them,” provided it was “carried out under their attentive guidance.”

These two Roman documents were very careful to re-affirm the Church’s traditional emphasis on parental rights and responsibilities, as well as her traditional strictures against classroom sex instruction; but they also recognized the difficulty for families today to carry out their responsibilities in today’s permissive society.

Fr Joachim Omolo Ouko, AJ

People for Peace in Africa

Tel +254-7350-14559/+254-722-623-578

E-mail omolo.ouko@gmail.com

Peaceful world is the greatest heritage

That this generation can give to the generations

To come- All of us have a role.

 

Diaspora Meeting with H. E. the President of the Republic of Kenya

Posted on September 25, 2012 by PublicEye Posted in Announcements Leave a comment

To: All Kenyans in the Diaspora
 

Dear Fellow Citizens,

HIS EXCELLENCY MWAI KIBAKI
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA

     This is to inform that the President of the Republic of Kenya, H.E. Mwai Kibaki, is soon expected in New York for the purpose of, among other, addressing the 67th session of the UN General Assembly.

While here, he will be hosting a reception for the Kenyan Diaspora on Wednesday, September 26, 2012 from 5.30 p.m. – 9.30 p.m. at the Teachers Building, 730 Third Avenue, New York, NY (corner of 45th and 46th street).

In order to facilitate easy access into the building, you are requested to confirm attendance in advance and to provide the name of anybody else who will be coming along with you.

 The security measures in the building require identification, and you are therefore requested to arrive in good time before the start of the event.

 You are all welcome to attend this event.

 H.E. Mr. Macharia Kamau
Ambassador/Permanent Representative
Permanent Mission of Kenya to the United Nations
866 UN Plaza Suite 304
New York, NY 10017
Tel. +1(212)-421-4741
Fax. +1(212)-486-1985 
RSVP: info@kenyaun.org

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