Resources
Kenya
■ Economy: Is 6 per cent growth enough to reduce chronic poverty?
■ Politics: What are the prospects for Mwai Kibaki’s re-election?
■ Corruption: The trouble with the old guard - -
Content
Uneven spoils of economic revival
Barney Jopson considers the mixed record of a president up for re-election
THE STOCK MARKET: Investing craze takes hold in a disorderly environment
When prices dipped, parents were selling to raise cash for school fees, writes Barney Jopson
ECONOMY: Better conditions for growth
Barney Jopson reports on the gradual process of liberalisation that is beginning to bear fruit
Less dependent on foreign aid?
Barney Jopson takes a look at Kenyan claims
POLITICS: Battle lines are drawn
The break-up of the coalition has left a bitter legacy that may be difficult to overcome, writes Matthew Green
FOREIGN RELATIONS: Increasingly difficult to remain neutral over Somalia
Matthew Green on life in the neighbourhood of the world’s most failed state
GUEST COLUMN: Stranger than fact: the new Kenyan writing
Parselelo Kantai on the group of writers redefining the cultural landscape
CORRUPTION: ‘Ever bigger, thicker tentacles’
Matthew Green considers the Kibaki government’s efforts at making graft a thing of the past
MOMBASA PORT: A frantic game of catch-up with rivals
Barney Jopson reports on efforts by Kenya’s gateway to haul itself back into the premier league
CASE STUDY; Grand plaudits for a poster-child of the future
Barney Jopson on a call centre company that is the darling of forward-looking ministers
