Bishop Obonyo returns to New England BISHOP Jonah Obonyo, the widely traveled multi-lingual preacher from Kenya is back to the Bay area for a series of revival meetings at the Christ is the answer Church in North Chelmsford, Massachusetts.Read more >>
Oral Roberts' Son, Richard, campaigns against abortion in Kenyans’ constitution
International Evangelist Richard Roberts of Oral Roberts Ministries USA has asked Parliamentary Select Committee on the Constitution (PSC) which resumes its sittings in Naivasha today( Monday January 25, 2010 to ensure that life is safeguarded in the new constitution. Read more >>
Bad Year for Kenyan Marathon even as Grace Race attracts Hundreds
The year 2009 may have ended peacefully but to the Kenyan marathon lovers, it has not been one of those great years to remember both on the national stage and at the local community level. Read more >>
Watch your health and Plan for death, Kenyans told as they raise $30,000 for yet another dead member
Always united in tragedy, they gathered once again to raise about $30,000 to repatriate the body of yet another member, the late Patrick Njenga also known as Kap Kap who died on Christmas day after a long battle against cancer.
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In dreams, immigration officials rushed in and arrested me,” said Ju H. “I woke up sweating. My heart was pounding.”
Eyes tearing, the 20-year-old immigrant without citizenship documents from South Korea and current community college student in the San Francisco Bay Area continued telling his story to advocates, lawmakers and students at a crowded Capitol summit in Sacramento on Wednesday. Read more >>
Family Appreciates help in Raising $16,000 for Kidney patient
LOWELL, Mass_ FEBRUARY 6_The family of Loise Mwangi, who lives in Lowell, Mass., and the organizing commitee, is thanking all the guests of honor, friends and well wishers in Massachusetts, and those who wired funds from out of state in response their plea for help for funds to enable her brother, Samuel Thuku Mwangi undergo an urgent Kidney transplant in Kenya. Read more >>
Pastor Escapes death Twice, Looses Voice In a flash of a second, Jackton Mugallo McBeru was whipped up and suspended in air with a hard piece of wood pressing painfully against his throat.
He felt a thousand fingers wiggling in his every pocket before the excruciating pain became too much to bear. Stars started dancing wildly in his eyes..Read more >> Watch Video (updated 2/6/10)
Tea Party Dabbles in Immigration Politics The Tea Party movement has energized activism against President Obama’s vision for immigration reform.Read more >>
From Poverty to Superstar – Jane Muthoni’s testimony Inspires many
“We were so poor that I used to sweep the floor of a flour mill for siftings to bring home to make our one meal a day dinner. People kept asking me whether we reared chicken at home because I came for the siftings everyday”, said Jane Muthoni to several hundred Kenyans congregated at the CCF church in Lowell for an evening of Gospel music entertainment. Read more >>
"Monkey Works Baboon
Draws" There is an old saying, "You Reap what You Sow." But in Liberia, there was a saying in the 1980's that describes corruption in government that ran contrary to You Reap what You Sow." It's " Monkey Works, Baboon draws-"
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Bucket toilets to be done away with in Kenyan correctional facilities Kenyans correctional facilities are undergoing reforms targeting the eradication of the unhygienic, undignified bucket toilets as part of the ongoing reforms suggested by the Madoka led Task force on Prisons Reforms.Read more >>
Sammy Nene Visits Texas Sammy Nene, thefirst known Akorino sect member (a religious group in Kenya commonly identified by their white turbans), to visit and entertain Kenyans in America, is currently visiting Dallas, Texas.Read more
Africa a Challenge for Obama in 2010
Barack Obama is "missing a historic opportunity" to improve lives across the continent of Africa, says a new report from a pair of Africa policy think tanks, urging the U.S. president to create a new, "people-centered" strategy to tackle major ongoing challenges including HIV/AIDS, poverty, human rights violations, and climate change. Read more >>
Arizona Law Would Criminalize Undocumented Immigrants PHOENIX, AZ--Arizona could become the first state in the country to criminalize undocumented immigrants. Read more >>
Massachusetts Election: Death Knell for Immigration Reform?
Tuesday’s historic election in Massachusetts could spell trouble for Democrats, but advocates of immigration reform say it’s not over yet. Read more >>
Drug use and Abuse Can I have one for the road, please?” “Are you serious Mr. Jason?
I never knew that you drink. Hmmm! “I only drink on Christmas” Read more >>
