The second high level meeting on global partnership for Effective development, a caucus bringing together stakeholders to include members of the civil society, government agencies, parliamentarians from over 150 countries, donor agencies, foundations and the private sectors players kicks off today at the Kenyatta International Convention Center. The meeting coming in the heels of various other international conferences held in the capital Nairobi and 6 years after the meeting Busan, South Korea, six years ago, is expected address issues on how the development goals (now Sustainable Development goals SDG’s) will be met moving forward. Over 3000 delegates are confirmed to attend the event. The head of state President Uhuru Kenyatta is expected to make the opening remarks on Wednesday 30th November 2016.
Month: November 2016
YOUR FAVORITE YOUTUBE VIDEO MAY NO LONGER BE AVAILABLE
Imagine logging on to the YouTube channel to watch a music video that reminds you of the time of your youth, or a love that is no more, or a childhood memory that can only be evoked through listening to a particular song or watching music video. That particular music video that is so important to you may be no more if proposals by the Kenya Film and Classification Board (KFCB) to further censor YouTube content available in Kenya gets the right of way. The boards Chief executive Mr Ezekiel Mutua termed this new decree as geared towards safeguarding the moral values of the country’s populace from perceived external influences brought about by globalization. In a move that is likely to leave many furious, the Classification board has also put on notice a number of Kenyan musicians (Katombi – also Don Juan) whose stage names appear to be in contravention of the boards policy statement (safeguarding moral values for Kenya’s prosperity). In addition, the Chief executive has also put on notice artistes with lyrics glorifying matters coitus.
Ezekiel Mutua CEO of Kenya Film Classification Board
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Top Hotel in Kenya 2016
Among other nominated Hotels that failed to scoop any award at the Jumia Travel and Hotels Awards 2016 held in Nairobi on the 17th November include: Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge, Neptune Beach Resort (Customer Choice Award 2016); La Maison Royale, Sarova Group ( Best Hotel Partner 2016); Kenya Continental Hotel, Severin Sea Lodge( Booking Award 2016); Pride Inn Hotels & Conferencing, Skylax Safaris(Business Partner 2016); Amber Hotel, Concord Hotel & Suites (The Rising Star Award 2016)
Amani Tiwi Beach Resort Customer Choice Award 2016. Jumia Travel and Hotel Awards 2016
Amani Tiwi Beach Resort Customer Choice Award 2016. Jumia Travel and Hotel Awards 2016
Lotos Inn & Suites Voted the Best Hotel Partner during the 2016 Jumia Travel and Hotel Awards
Lotos Inn & Suites Voted the Best Hotel Partner during the 2016 Jumia Travel and Hotel Awards
Business Partner 2016 – Fairmont The Norfolk
Business Partner 2016 – Fairmont The Norfolk
Booking Award 2016- Reef Hotel, Mombasa 2016
Booking Award 2016 – Reef Hotel, Mombasa, 2016
Tune Hotel The Rising Star Award 2016
The whistling African 
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