Deadly attacks force Doctors Without Borders to quit Somalia
NAIROBI (Reuters) - A medical charity that was a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of Somalis announced on Wednesday it was pulling out of the country, saying the threat of...
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Deadly attacks force Doctors Without Borders to quit Somalia
NAIROBI (Reuters) - A medical charity that was a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of Somalis announced on Wednesday it was pulling out of the country, saying the threat of...
Kenya acknowledges growing doping problem
ITEN, Kenya (Reuters) - With limited resources to catch cheats, Kenya sees education as the best tool to fight doping as it comes to terms with the reality that performance...
Kenya acknowledges growing doping problem
ITEN, Kenya (Reuters) - With limited resources to catch cheats, Kenya sees education as the best tool to fight doping as it comes to terms with the reality that performance...
Obama’s Power Africa backer calls weak competition an investment incentive
DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Nigerian businessman Tony Elumelu, who backed President Barack Obama's Africa Power initiative with a $2.5 billion investment pledge, said on Tuesday the lack of competition...
Suspected killer of British soldier was held in Kenya
LONDON/NAIROBI (Reuters) - One of two men arrested over the murder of a British soldier in a London street was detained in Kenya in 2010 on suspicion of seeking to...
Foreign runners wary of possible Kenyan election violence
ITEN, Kenya (Reuters) - Foreign middle and long-distance athletes worried about potential violence during elections next month in Kenya are shunning high-altitude training in the country's Iten village. Britain's world...
Foreign runners wary of possible Kenyan election violence
ITEN, Kenya (Reuters) - Foreign middle and long-distance athletes worried about potential violence during elections next month in Kenya are shunning high-altitude training in the country's Iten village. Britain's world...
Marathon record could go in London, says Kipsang
ITEN, Kenya (Reuters) - Wilson Kipsang, the 2012 London Marathon winner and Olympic bronze medallist, believes the men's world record could fall when one of the strongest fields ever assembled...
Marathon record could go in London, says Kipsang
ITEN, Kenya (Reuters) - Wilson Kipsang, the 2012 London Marathon winner and Olympic bronze medalist, believes the men's world record could fall when one of the strongest fields ever assembled...