Kenyan victims of the 1998 bombing of the US Embassy in Nairobi are appealing for financial compensation from the United States ahead of a visit today by President BARACK OBAMA.
Kenyan victims of the 1998 bombing of the US Embassy in Nairobi are appealing for financial compensation from the United States ahead of a visit today by President BARACK OBAMA.
A Kenyan who was blinded in the attack linked to al-Qaeda, Douglas Sidialo said Obama should consider aid for Kenyan victims on humanitarian grounds.
Kenyan victims of the 1998 bombing of the US Embassy in Nairobi are appealing for financial compensation from the United States ahead of a visit today by President BARACK OBAMA.
A Kenyan who was blinded in the attack linked to al-Qaeda, Douglas Sidialo said Obama should consider aid for Kenyan victims on humanitarian grounds
Authorities in Kenya are putting finishing touches to preparations for the visit by US President, BARACK OBAMA.
Reports from the East African country indicate that Kenya will close its airspace for a fifty-minute window ahead of OBAMA's arrival in the capital Nairobi tomorrow.
The Kenyan civil aviation authority said a ban on planes flying lower than twenty thousand feet will remain in place in Nairobi for the duration of OBAMA's three-day visit.
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