41. Nonesuch Explorer Series - East Africa: Witchcraft & Ritual Music - Stylus Magaz sound of the rapidly disappearing indigenous African song in the lives of the Kenyan people recorded on of healing and medicine returns on “pokot Witch Doctor http://www.stylusmagazine.com/review.php?ID=1119

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44. The East Africa Four Literacies Programme Activities (pokot Kiletat Women s Group, Kenya PKG); Facilitating village work effectively with young people in our organisations and using their indigenous wisdom can http://www.fourliteracies.org/local level activities2.htm

The East Africa Four Literacies Programme Improving the rights of women in East Africa Year Two - Focus on Early and Forced Marriage and Marriage by Abduction Local Level Activities Below are some of our most exciting achievements , main lessons we have learnt and the impact of the partnership during the second year of the programme. Some of our most exciting achievements: Success in influencing the traditional circumcisors in changing their attitudes about FGM Rehabilitation of 50 young male orphans (7-15 years old) from drug addiction (The Barako Family Health and Education Centre, Somali Land, BFHEC) Training of 50 girls who were the victims of Early and Forced marriage (Save Somali Women and Children, Somalia - SSWC) Constructing our own permanent premises in Khartoum. (Sudan National Committee against Harmful Traditional Practices, Sudan - SNCTP) Developing life histories of the women we work with and the preparation of data collection for research (Babiker Badri Scientific Association for Women's Studies, Sudan - BBSAWS)

45. News From Africa - English Version - KENYAN CULTURES AND OUR VALUES article, I set out to discuss indigenous Kenyan cultures and Among the pokot of Baringo, an adulterous man was In Kenya today, many people vie for positions of http://italy.peacelink.org/newsfromafrica/articles/art_4484.html

News and Views on Africa from Africa Vedi anche la versione italiana NEWSfromAFRICA Previous Issues KenyaNewEra ... Wajibu WAJIBU is quarterly journal founded in Nairobi in 1985, it is intended for everyone who is concerned about keeping the African traditions alive and adapting them to the modern way of life. About us NEWSfromAFRICA was started on 15 April 1996. It was the first electronicnews bulletin in Africa. called AFRICANEWS. In October 2003, since many others were using Africanews as a title for their homepage or bullettin, it was decided to change it to NEWSfromAFRICA. This title reflects better the fact that the sources of the news and the publication are in Africa. NEWSfromAFRICA, like its predecessor AFRICANEWS, is published regularly on the 15th of every month. It is the initiative of Koinonia Community, a lay Christian organisation registered in Nairobi (Kenya). NEWSfromAFRICA focuses its attention on: fostering justice, peace making and peace keeping, reconciliation, emancipation of women, ecology, modernity and tradition, poverty and development, through the use of New Information Communication Technologies(ICTs) In particular, NEWSfromAFRICA makes its own preferential option for the poor. All news and their analyses are given from the perspective of the African grassroots people, their struggle for freedom, dignity and justice.

46. InDRA Medewerkers did his PhD study among the pokot in Kenya on livelihood stress in drylands in africa and India. areas are on selfgovernance of indigenous people and problems http://www2.fmg.uva.nl/ontwikkelingsstudies/medewerkers.html

Home Introductie Onderwijs Onderzoek ... English Medewerkers / Staff Onderwijsmedewerkers Internationale Ontwikkelingsstudies / Staff Members Education dr Isa Baud bio Sociale Geografie / Human Geography I.S.A.Baud@frw.uva.nl dr Ton Dietz bio Sociale Geografie / Human Geography A.J.Dietz@frw.uva.nl dr Olga Gritsai bio Planologie / Planning ogritsai@fmg.uva.nl dr Frances Gouda bio Belle van Zulen Institute pouda@pscw.uva.nl prof dr Cees Hamelink bio Communicatie Wetenschap / Communication Sciences hamelink@antenna.nl bio Rechtssociologie / Sociology of Law hoekema@jur.uva.nl drs Cindy Horst bio InDRA, 020-525 5085, C.Horst@inter.NL.net drs Marie Louise Janssen bio Belle van Zuylen Institute, 020-525 3609, mjanssen@pscw.uva.nl dr Winny Koster bio Medische Antropologie / Medical Anthropology winnykoster@zonnet.nl dr Lorraine Nencel bio InDRA, 020-525 5088/4063, L.Nencel@frw.uva.nl

47. ReliefWeb: Horn And East Africa Food Crisis: Update 10 Aug 2000 ACK) in South Turkana and West pokot, north eastern by a partner supporting the indigenous Karayu group emergency grant to provide 15,000 people with cereals http://www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/0/841185ed850b5cc4c125693e00333250?OpenDocume

48. ReliefWeb: East Africa: IRIN News Briefs, 19 July and reconciliation efforts among the pokot, Karamojong, Turkana Awareness Trust Fund (TAYOA), an indigenous NGO, plans there were 1.5 million people of concern http://www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/0/8977cf5351b56a3085256a8e005a208a?OpenDocume

49. Activities In Africa Hutu Bantu, and there was also the indigenous Twa in cattle rustling disputes between the pokot and the asking questions of a broad range of people, as required http://www.deborda.org/activities_africa.htm

Activities in East Africa I n 2003, Peter Emerson returned to East Africa after an absence of 30 years. What follows is his report of that visit. Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda And Tanzania Traditional Decision-Making And Current Forms Of Governance “Asking yes-or-no questions is very unAfrican.” Contents Introduction Itinerary Background Kenya ... Annex B An ‘unAfrican’ e-mail. Introduction It is generally acknowledged that European ideas were extensively imposed in Africa during the colonial period, and many of these ideas are now assumed to be the more effective, not least in the fields of human rights, legal systems, and democratic forms of governance. On general reflection, however, is it wise to advocate a policy of land ownership to self-sufficient villagers on their shambas let alone to nomads in the parched Rift Valley? Secondly, is it wise to argue for water privatisation in areas so subject to the rains? And finally, on the subject matter of this report, is it wise to suggest the main (or only) decision-making methodology to be used by elected representatives in plenary sessions of parliament or (on a less frequent basis) by the people in any national poll, should be the simple, two-option, majority vote? This, after all, is the procedure used in nearly every national parliament in the world. Furthermore, with some variations on the theme, it is used in such international fora as the United Nations, the European Union, and even in such post-conflict agreements like the Belfast Agreement and the Dayton Accords

50. People And Plants Online - The African Ethnobotany Network 1 - Bibliography Trees and pastoralists the case of the pokot and Turkana. The resource value of indigenous plants to rural people in a low agricultural potential area. http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/peopleplants/regions/africa/aen1/biblio.htm

Main About Us Publications and Videos Regions and Themes ... Feedback 13. Bibliography Abbot, P.G. Research and Development of Simple Silvicultural Systems for Community Management of Miombo in Malawi, pp 98-105 in Piearce, G.D. and Gumbo, D.J. (eds.), The Ecology and Management of Indigenous Forests in Southern Africa, Zimbabwe Forestry Commission, Harare. Abdool Karim, S.S.A., Ziqubu-Page, T.T. and R. Arendse. 1994. Bridging the gap: potential for a health care partnership between African traditional healers and biomedical personnel in South Africa. S A Medical Journal, December 1994: 1-16. Anderson, S. and F. Staugard. 1986. Traditional midwives: traditional medicine in Botswana. Ipelegeng publishers, Gaborone. Anokbonggo, W.W. 1972. Preliminary pharmacological experimental approach to some Ugandan traditional medicines. Planta Medica 21(4): 364-373.

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52. Afbooks.html book covers the history and culture in text and photographs of an indigenous group of african people. Choose from East africa Masaii, pokot, Samburu, Rendille http://www.ethnicartsnfacts.com/catalog/books/urb_book.html

AFRICA SUPPLEMENTARY LITERATURE LIST We also carry a selection of cross-cultural books Africa Is Not A Country by Lewin Arthur (K-12) $9.95 Bride Price by Buchi Emecheta A novel about a young girl from Lagos caught in the conflict between old ways and new. (Gr. 7 - 12) $10.95 Galimoto by Karen Lynn Williams A story about a boy living in a city who searches for recycled materials to make a toy bicycle (galimoto). (K-8) Paper $ 4.95 Hardback $13.95 Gifts for Queen Amina by Lynn Reese for "Women in the World Curriculum Resource Project" A study unit begins with a tale of the adventures of a girl on a caravan journey to the court of a 16th century Nigerian queen. Includes worksheets, primary source information about Queen Amina, an interview with a modeern Nigerian Hausa woman, and background material on the Songhay empire and Hausa city-states. (7-Adult) Spiralbound $9.00 Hyena and the Moon by Heather McNeil Stories from Kenya for ages 5 to adult. Hardback book $23.00 Cassette tape $11.00 Jaha and Jamil - An African Mother Goose by Virginia Kroll By altering the lyrics of 48 familiar rhymes, Kroll presents the diversity of the African continent.

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Africa Music Reviews Related Subjects: International Algeria Benin Burundi ... Zimbabwe More Pages: Africa Page 1 Music reviews for "Africa" sorted by average review score: Bomba: Grandes Exitos Released in Audio CD by Import [Generic] (14 July, 2000) Amazon base price: Used price: Buy one from zShops for: Artist: King Africa Tracks: Bomba Mama Yo Quiero Salta Bailando Pump It Up E-O-Zumba-E Toda Espa±a Esta Bailando Juega Conmigo Camaleon Ciudad Maravillosa Africana (La Colegiala) Tarantela Calenton Orangutan Mate Agua Mineral King Africa Megamix: Mama Yo Quiero/Ciudad Maravillosa/El Camaleon/Bail Average review score: Well, fun but average CD I first heard this track At Orlando in a party. La Bomba is the best track of this CD, the others are rather average. Nevertheless, it is good for party. It's worth buying for this ! King Africa- La Bomba Hello! I love this song! And this band! My only wish is to get their music vidio! I really love to see the La Bomba music vidio! But I can't find it anywhere! Unique and Impressive I heard "Bomba" in Mexico over Christmas last year and then again when I returned in April this year. The song itself has a penetrating dance beat, contagious to those who don't even dance (like myself). I heard it everywhere I went: clubs, cars, streets and bars. It's staying quality might be noted by an experience I had at a "Gigante" supermarket in Veracruz, where the song was played continuously for at least 30 minutes. I couldn't go more than 20 feet without seeing another person dancing (even if subtly). The rest of the CD is equally as infecting. If you're considering the purchase, do it. It's worth the money.

54. Sunday Times - South Africa's Best Selling Newspaper He is one of the best people in Kenya to take We drive back into the hills, through indigenous forest, mist To our right is Lake Baringo, the pokot plains in http://www.suntimes.co.za/2002/07/14/lifestyle/travel/travel01.asp

DisplayAds ("icatcher", "1", "1"); DisplayAds ("Top", "468", "60"); Contact us Complain Ombudsman ::: Advertise ::: In newspaper Online ::: Subscribe ::: The newspaper E-newsletters Magazines ::: Print ::: Global edition Syndication Friday, 11 Jun 2004 Home Search Archive Contacts ... Daily back page Location : Sunday 14 Jul 2002 > Travel The stories in the rocks Kenya Astonishing fossil finds in Kenya's Rift valley are challenging long-held views about humankind's earliest ancestors , writes Binyavanga Wainaina Even I, born and brought up in the Rift valley, sometimes take this fantastic location for granted. But today is different. Occasionally something happens to shake me into awareness of this place. Imagine a forest, with trees 50m tall, with hot springs, and lakes and rivers. Imagine strange mammals : pigs as large as hippos, elephants with four tusks. A small chimpanzee-sized hominid swings among the trees, then settles on the ground. It stands, and walks like a human . This hominid is called Orrorin tugenensis, and is possibly our oldest known ancestor. "Orrorin" means "original man" in Tugen, and the specific name "tugenensis" refers to the Tugen Hills where the material was discovered.

55. Ex-post Evaluation Company, Western Seed Company and East africa Seed Company that it built on local indigenous knowledge and pokot people living in the project area were already http://www.iapad.org/wei_wei_project/awards.htm

This page was last updated on: July 03, 2003 The Wei Wei Integrated Development Project: A Success Story In Desertification Control By Alex Mugova and Jealinda Mavunga The authors, Socio-economics and Natural Resources Experts, respectively were hired by UNEP to evaluate the success of the Project. INTRODUCTION T he Wei Wei Integrated Development Project (WWIDP) was started in 1987 following the signing of a development co-operation agreement between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Kenya (GoK) and the Italian Development Co-operation. According to the project design, the planned key outputs of the project were as follows: · Construction of intake weir on the Wei Wei river with a maximum intake flow of 1.2 cubic meters per second; · Laying of an underground steel and PVC pipeline network that would distribute water through gravity fed sprinkler irrigation units on each plot; Land reclamation and improvement over 700ha;

56. Killeshandra: The Holy Rosary Convent part of East africa (Kenya), among the pokot people. sisters had moved into Central africa (Zambia) where in the formation of two indigenous Sisterhoods, one http://www.iol.ie/~galwill/hrconv.htm

A special word of thanks to Sr Therese Nwosu, Sr Celine Gallagher and the members of the Holy Rosary Congregation for their kind help. The First Twenty-Five Years For 60 years Killeshandra has been home to one of the world's greatest missionary endeavors. For 60 years young women left Killeshandra to bring education, health care and, most important of all, the Christian message to the African peoples. Through their courage, their total commitment, their dedication, they have made an enormous contribution to the development of many third world countries. The full extent of this contribution may never be fully appreciated or recognized. For these brave women, their journey began in Killeshandra. They were members of the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, and their convent, the mother house of the order, was situated a few miles outside of the town. At its peak the order was the largest missionary congregation for women in Ireland. Throughout the length and breadth of Ireland the sisters were simply and affectionately known as the ' Killeshandra nuns '. To tell their story is to tell the story of some of the bravest and most dedicated women ever to leave these shores.

57. Template In this indigenous rural culture the woman is the are of great importance among the pokot, a people in this volume in the Heritage Library of African peoples. http://urbanafreelibrary.org/cdblhimo.htm

The Urbana Free Library Children's Department Black History Month Books African American Picture Books Back to Books! Books! Books! African American Picture Books The Urbana Free Library Children's Department This list includes children's fiction by and about African-Americans. Ackerman, Karen. By the dawn's early light. Barber, Barbara E. Saturday at The New You. Allie's basketball dream. Barrett, Mary Brigid. Sing to the stars. Belton, Sandra. Best, Cari. Red light, green light, mama and me. Bogart, Jo Ellen. Daniel's dog. Brown, Margaret Wise. Baby animals. Bunting, Eve. Flower garden. Caines, Jeannette Franklin. Just us women. Carlstrom, Nancy White. Wild, wild, sunflower child Anna. Carr, Jan. Dark day, light night. Chocolate, Deborah M. Newton. On the day I was born. Clifton, Lucille. Everett Anderson's goodbye. Coleman, Evelyn. White socks only. Cooke, Trish. Mr. Pam Pam and the Hullabazoo. Crews, Donald. Bigmama's. Shortcut. Dragonwagon, Crescent. Half a moon and one whole star. Home place.

58. Blackwing Safaris Kenya Itineraries spectacular scenary, and we visit the indigenous nomads who to Lake Baringo, home of the pokot and Njemps of the Tugen, Elgeyo and Marakwet peoples and there http://www.kilimanjaro.com/safaris/blackwin/kenya.htm

59. The First African Indigenous Women's Conference the International Decade of the indigenous People (1995 2004) offer to the African indigenous women an Kenya / County Council of pokot, Kenya / Turkana http://www.mondeberbere.com/aza/autochtones98/femmes_autochtones_eng.htm

The Tamaynut Association and the Netherlands Centre for Indigenous People organize the first African Indigenous Women's Conference April 20-24, 1998, Agadir, Morocco Programme INTRODUCTION Increasingly many indigenous women are leading the movements to defend their communities and are fighting to protect their people. The success of this social movement, and the interest in the subject of human rights at the international level was clearly expressed in the world conferences held recently: The second International Indigeneous Women's Conference, Karasjohka (Norway) 1990; the World Conference on Human Rights, Vienna (Austria) 1993; the Social Summit, Copenhagen (Denmark) 1995; the fourth Women's World Conference, Beijing (China) 1995; The First International Indigenous Women's Conference, Adelaide (Australia) 1988. When the thirtheen United Nation's working group on the indigenous population was held in Geneva in 1995, only three of the thirty African delegates present were women. The absence of the African indigenous women in these international meetings shows that they lack the apportunities to express their points of view and their interests at the international level. The indegineous people in the entire continent find themselves in a situation of marginalisation and isolation. Although this situation is present in any indigenous organization in Africa, the indigenous women meet other obstacles related to their status of woman in the dominant community as well as in the traditional community. The goal of the first African Indigenous Women's Conference is to put an end to this isolation.

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