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Even the forests are being privatised

KENYA Legend has it that the 5,000 or so Ogiek who live in 35,000 hectares of East Mau Forest in western Kenya are fashioned from the soil of the...
New African, 12/01/01 by Majtenyi, Cathy · More from publication
Tanzania: Big is beautiful in Mererani

INA Market Cathy Majtenyi and Matthias Muindi write about the struggle between big investors and small-scale miners in Mererani. Over 80% of...
New African, 10/01/01 by Majtenyi, Cathy; Muindi, Matthias · More from publication
'God will hear our suffering'

Cathy Majtenyi, back from the Nuba Mountains, tells how the protracted war in Sudan is about more than just religion. One of Mark Omar's first...
New African, 03/01/01 by Majtenyi, Cathy · More from publication
Kenya: Mine all mine

A Canadian company's determination to mine titanium in Kenya has sparked controversy over environmental and other concerns. But the company still...
New African, 11/01/00 by Majtenyi, Cathy; Njoroge, Clement · More from publication
Visions of mission for new millennium

Meeting explores bringing `new life' to world Meeting explores bringing `new life' to world What if the Holy Spirit was at the center of...
National Catholic Reporter, 05/12/00 by Cathy Majtenyi · More from publication
Wiring Africa: the World Bank and AT&T are combining forces to run fibre-optic cable around the whole of Africa

AMERICAN Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T) along with the French company Alcatel Submarine Networks plans a $2.65 billion project to encircle the...
New Internationalist, 12/01/96 by Cathy Majtenyi · More from publication

In your face: Kenya's police act more like an occupying army than a civilian upholder of the peace

AN altercation with Nairobi's dreaded police was the last thing on Duncan Karonjo Mureu's mind as he and several friends got out of a matatu (taxi)...
New Internationalist, 08/01/96 by Cathy Majtenyi · More from publication