The 3rd phase of the "Tour Eritrea 2009" cycling race continued today in which Eritrean cyclist Daniel Teklehaimanot stood first by finishing the race in 3 hrs.:32 minutes and 25 seconds.

The growing number of newly married Sudanese couples coming to Eritrea for spending their honeymoon said that they are impressed with the prevailing peace and stability in Eritrea.

What makes the Education ministry scandal particularly galling is that it amounts to stealing from innocent little children.

The Minister of Information, Mr. Ali Abdu recently conducted an extensive interview with the media regarding the contemporary applications of psychological warfare, double standards in international media, the use of media by intelligence agencies of superpowers and other related issues.

Kenya requires at least $3 billion to roll out the first phase of its climate change response strategy.

The two-day meeting of the Eritrean Cabinet of Ministers at the Denden Hall here in the capital concluded today adopting significant resolutions and work directives.

Singer Nameless, who is involved in a campaign to raise awareness on Responsible Drinking, especially during the festive season, has a message for fellow Kenyans. Says he: "We've hassled, worked hard all year and now it's time to enjoy, right?

The Kitonga Constitution -- as we might now call it -- proposes an "upper" legislative body called "Senate". But what exactly does my friend Nzamba have in mind?

The Constitutional Court, which is charged with the responsibility of hearing any question regarding the interpretation of the draft constitution, has its work cut out. Its judges will have a difficult task, initially without any precedents to go by, construing

President Mwai Kibaki's promise of an international sports academy in Kenya seems to be set for fulfilment after the Sports Stadia Management Board (SSMB) placed an Expression of Interest (EoI) advertisement in Friday's Daily Nation.

When Caleb Atemi was elected chairman of the Kenya Karate Federation mid this year, many thought it was the usual change of guard. But barely five months on, KKF is in the fast lane to becoming a 21st centrury sports

High interest rates charged by commercial banks in Kenya have frustrated economic growth in the country.

Telkom Kenya has asked for harsher penalties to be meted out on cable vandals to deter the vice.

The local manufacturing industry is bracing for tougher times due to diminishing demand from export markets caused by recession and domestic consumption hit by high inflation.

Are you sending your relatives and friends a card this Christmas? Maybe not. More Kenyans are using social networking sites to exchange greetings this festive season.

Mr Lee Njiru was a career civil servant was retired President Moi's long serving Director of the Presidential Press Service.

All former officers of the disciplined forces who are residents of a Nakuru estate have been directed to register with their chief immediately.

The government has ordered security officials at the Coast to be vigilant and maintain surveillance along the 900-kilometre Kenya-Somalia border to keep out illegal immigrants.

As the country turned 46 last Saturday, three powerful women must have been smiling after they were recognised for the crucial role they have played in nation-building.

Settlers in Maasai Mau forest have been told to prepare to leave in two weeks.