The Global Herald News, Analysis & Reflection 
Seven of the best moments from the men’s teams on the World Rugby Sevens Series in Hamilton. Including tries from All Black Sevens, Kenya Sevens, Fiji Sevens, France Sevens and the England Sevens. #DHLRugby #NZSevens
January, 2020
- 24 January
Kenya Sevens’ inspiring team culture and new hero Buffah
“If they’re not having a good dance, I’m worried.” Learn about the special culture and amazing characters within the Kenya Sevens team. Feat. legendary Collins Injera, star Willy Ambaka, new sevens hero Alvin ‘Buffah’ Otieno & coach Paul Feeney
- 22 January
Central Bank of Kenya’s Njoroge Says Further Rate Cuts Depend on Data
Jan.22 — Central Bank of Kenya Governor Patrick Njoroge discusses the outlook for monetary policy with Bloomberg’s Haslinda Amin at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
- 20 January
Locust swarms threatens East Africa’s crops
The worst locust plague in 25 years is wiping out East Africa’s crops, further straining food supplies in an area that is already at risk from bad weather and conflicts. Authorities say unseasonal rains have caused the outbreak and they have now started spraying insecticide on the harvests. Al Jazeera’s Malcolm Webb reports from Samburu County, Kenya. – Subscribe to …
August, 2013
- 19 August
Asbel Kiprop Claims Gold in Men’s 1500M Final at Moscow
Asbel Kiprop claimed a gold medal for Kenya in the final of the Men’s 1500m race at the World Championships in Moscow. Running a confident and dominant race, the 24 year-old defending champion (and 2008 Olympic champion) completed the course in 3:36.28. Kiprop’s team mate Mixon Kiplimo Chepseba led the pack for much of the race before being beaten out …
June, 2013
- 10 June
Qatar Airways Sign Agreement with Kenya’s Fly540
Qatar Airways has signed an agreement with Kenya’s domestic low-cost airline, Fly540. The deal means passengers flying into Kenya will be able to book seamless transfers to Eldoret, Kisumu, Lamu, Lodwar, Malindi and Mombasa and also across the border into Juba and Zanzibar. Visitors will only need one itinerary and will not need to switch their baggage. Don Smith, CEO of …
January, 2012
- 3 January
Environmental Investigators Screen Undercover Series in Australia & New Zealand
A group of environmental investigators from London will be hitting the small screens of Australia and New Zealand in January 2012 as a mini-series of undercover films shot by the group are aired on Nat Geo Wild – a channel of the National Geographic. The EIA helped to make three documentary films for the channel which expose illegal logging with …
December, 2011
- 9 December
Google Hosts Foreign Ministers For Meetings on Internet Freedom at The Hague
Google, one of the world’s largest internet-based businesses, has rounded up Western leaders for meetings on internet freedom at The Hague in The Netherlands. Telecom operators, bloggers and foreign ministers from United States, Canada, Estonia and Kenya were all present for the meetings on Thursday 8th and Friday 9th December 2011. Dutch Foreign Minister Uri Rosenthal proposed the initiative and …
October, 2011
- 20 October
“Guantanamo Became A Black Hole” Says Former FBI Agent Ali Soufan
Ali Soufan worked at the FBI from 1997 to 2005. An American citizen of Lebanese descent, he first applied for the FBI as part of a college bet, though his fluent Arabic and passing hobby of following a certain Saudi businessman named Osama Bin Laden led to a career following al-Qaeda suspects around the world from Italy to Kenya, Yemen …
- 8 October
Obituary: Professor Maathai – First African Woman to Win a Nobel Prize
Professor Wangari Maathai (1 April 1940 – 25 September 2011): Kenyan environmental scientist and activist. In trying to sum the life and times of the late Prof Wangari Maathai, Mr Achim Seiner, the executive director of the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) called her “a force of nature” likening her to a desert growing acacia tree that is strong in …
