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Barack Obama has a cousin in Kenya he almost never talks about, Raila Odinga. Barack Obama has actively campaigned for cousin Raila Odinga to become president of Kenya - even before Obama started his own run for the presidency of the USA. Obama did this under the pretense of a taxpayer funded "fact finding mission." Almost no one in the USA knows that Odinga has made a pact with the Muslim leaders of Kenya, in order to gain their support. This pact (actually shown in the video), calls for the establishment of a "safe haven" for terrorists in Kenya (yes, a safe haven to be government supported), the imposition of Sharia (Islamic) law, and the outlawing of public Christianity in Kenya. You can download a copy of this document for yourself. Barack Obama has supported Odinga in spite of (or perhaps because of) this Islamic pact, and continues to support Odinga in his aims, even though Odinga lost the recent elections. Futhermore, Obama seems to have been present and avising Odinga even as the election violence was being planned. This is not conjecture or a theory, even though you may not believe it until you see the footage for yourself. The best video available on the subject. What does this reveal about Barack Hussein Obama's intentions in the US? A "must-see" video whether you're planning to vote for McCain Palin, or Obama Biden. Democracy cannot work unless you know the truth. Thanks to YouTube and others, the virtual media blackout an on anything negative about Obama can be circumvented.

Artsworld gets an insider's guide to the Nairobi cultural scene and meets the artists "souping up" the city's matatus or the taxis they represent a vibrant part of the Kenyan capital's culture.<br /><br />Plus Artsworld explores the nostalgic world of Fado - the Portuguese equivalent of the Blues.

Heavy gunfire and loud explosions erupted at Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall Monday as Kenyan troops fought Al Qaeda-linked gunmen who were holding hostages after massacring dozens of people. People are running away and journalists are hiding to protect themselves. Duration: 01:15

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In the streets of Kenya’s second biggest city, Mombasa, an invention of two previews classmates promises to revolutionize the electric mobility. "E-beba", the Kenyan electric Tuk-Tuk, is fulfilling the high demand for cheap and clean energy.

Coronavirus Watch: Kenyan student from China Quarantined.

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Kenya’s rapid mobile phone penetration has created opportunities to smartphone accessories providers. Ruuj Caflon, a Nairobi-based University graduate, is one of them. He designs clothes that can charge a phone and produce light.

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Al Qarra – Kenya’s Prime Minister Raila Odinga believes in his chances for victory in the next presidential elections in Kenya. He hopes to win with the first round scheduled for March 4.<br /><br />Raila Odinga, Kenyan Prime Minister:<br /><br />“I’m very confident that I will be able to win in first round and not a rerun by the look of things because the people of this country desire change and they see me as representing change from the status quo.”

Members of Kenya's Somali community are accusing police of extortion and abuse. More than 650 people have been arrested following a string of violent attacks that left at least half a dozen dead. Last month the Kenyan government ordered all refugess to leave urban centres and move to two designated refugees camps. Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from Nairobi.

Kenyan troops who took over the Somali port of Kismayo, once a stronghold of Al Shabab fighters, continue to fight against the armed group. Eight months ago, Kenyan troops, supported by local fighters, drove Al Shabab out of the city. But members of the armed group remain in the area and African Union forces are trying to maintain security in the town. Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow reports from Kismayo.