Off the wire
• Spotlight: Japan's Okinawa residents hold mass rally to protest U.S. military crimes, demand bases be removed from island  • Top news items of S. African major news outlets  • Turkey condemns imposing life sentence to Egypt's Morsi  • China's ICBC lists $400 mln bond on Nasdaq Dubai  • Spotlight: Brazil's interim gov't totters out of 3rd graft-related resignation  • At least 7 killed in traffic accident in Vietnam's central highlands  • Feature: Lebanon's Tripoli celebrates Ramadan in traditional way  • 24 militants killed in latest cleanup operations in Afghanistan  • Hydro-power resumed in Tibet, one year after Nepal quake  • Bolivia meeting to mull future gas, oil industry development  
You are here: 　 Home

Top news items of leading Kenyan media outlets

Xinhua, June 19, 2016 Adjust font size:

The following are news highlights of leading Kenyan media outlets on Sunday.

-- Kenya's quest for direct flights to the U.S., which were scheduled to start last month, delayed as Parliament fails to pass crucial Bill to meet conditions issued by the Federal Aviation Authority. (Sunday Nation)

-- Eight legislators held for four days in police cells over hate speech say they have learnt several lessons and will work to unite the country. (Standard on Sunday)

-- Opposition MPs want security of the leader Raila Odinga beefed up following alleged plot to assassinate him ahead of the 2017 elections. (The Star)

-- East Africa Community intra-trade falls from 5.8 billion U.S. dollars in 2014 to 5.63 billion dollars last year due to trade barriers. (The East African) Endit