Kenya: Saitoti Firm On Resettlement
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- Kenya: Saitoti Firm On Resettlement
- Music festival grows in size and diversity
- Siasia: We can rule the world
- Brides without borders
Kenya: Saitoti Firm On Resettlement
AllAfrica.com – May 27, 2008
I will go and wait for the money then come and start afresh in this area" said Mrs Esther Kairu. Mr Lelei said another 214 families had been moved to Narok on Sunday and all five camps in Kiambu West had been closed. In Nakuru almost 1400 people camping at Afraha Stadium in the town have agreed to leave by Friday. Nakuru district commissioner Mr Christopher Musumbu said they will be given utensils and food and escorted back to their homes. He said 1200 wished to be resettled within Nakuru town and its environs while 147 wanted to go back to their Nyanza homes. In the North Rift hundreds of displaced traders and landlords Monday demanded compensation before they could leave. "We need financial compensation to put up new structures" Mr Samuel Njoroge said.
Music festival grows in size and diversity
Daily Illini – May 27, 2008
In Chillicothe Ill. a town of 6000 people the Summer Camp Music Festival comes once a year. It has grown considerably since its inception in 2001 and this year it ballooned into a three-day event filled with music attractions and camping. Three Sisters Park has been home to the Summer Camp Music Festival since the beginning. Each year there is no shortage of hippies on festival grounds and 2008 was no exception and along with them came an abundance of tie dye hula hoops and a green substance festival-goers referred to as “Molly. “The people that come to Summer Camp are partially there to visit with each other and it may seem that the music takes second place at times… a town of 6000 people the Summer Camp Music Festival comes once a year. It has grown considerably since its inception in 2001 and this year it ballooned into a three-day event filled with music attractions and camping. Three Sisters Park has been home to the Summer Camp Music Festival since the beginning. Each year there is no shortage of hippies on festival grounds and 2008 was no exception and along with them came an abundance of tie dye hula hoops and a green substance festival-goers referred to as “Molly. “The people that come to Summer Camp are partially there to visit with each other and it may seem that the music takes second place at times. The Campfire Stage was set up to have late night music but large portions of the people just sat close to the fire pit nearby talking to each other and trying to keep warm during what were some chilly nights. Still it was all about the music in the end and there was no shortage of it.
Siasia: We can rule the world
Vanguard – May 27, 2008
As soon as the NFA is ready we would head to Portugal. “I have told the players to remain on standby. This is with the hope that we will start camp early June” said the coach. He reminded the NFA to get in touch with the clubs of the Euro-based players he has invited to camp for the Olympics “I am in constant touch with the players. And I know that we have not made any contact with their clubs. “It will be difficult for most of them if we don’t get in touch with their clubs early” Siasia reasoned.
Brides without borders
The Age – May 27, 2008
Outback AustraliaIn the Red Centre sweethearts say their vows on a sand dunewith a view of Uluru at luxury wilderness camp Longitude 131. Thenthey may nip off on a helicopter or Harley ride or take it slow ona sunset camel safari. The exclusive resort near the border of theUluru-Kata Tjuta National Park caters to just 30 guests and iscamping deluxe with white-domed roofs and fabric artfully drapedto create the illusion of a tent. The luxury rooms reminiscent ofcolonial Africa are perched amid dunes and each has a glass frontso lovers can lie in their king-sized bed and star-gaze on darkdesert nights or watch the sun rise over the Rock. Prices start at $2500; see voyages.
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