Yearly Archives: 2006
MKIDA Holds Annual Conference, Honors Graduands
Oromia Chief Administrator Forges New Ties with U.S.
The Chief Administrator of the Oromia Regional State, Mr. Abadula Gemeda, was in the Twin Cities in July to meet with members of his community, the business community and supporters of his state. He was accompanied by staff from the Ethiopian embassy in Washington. Mr. Gemeda is also chairman of the Oromo People’s Democratic Organization (OPDO), one of the four parties that form the coalition called the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) which is currently in power in Ethiopia.
Girl Power – Educating and Empowering the Girl Child
In 1994, a group of girls and women got together, in response to the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China, creating an organization, Girls International Forum (GIF). The organization has been instrumental in empowering girls to take on issues affecting girls across the globe.
Redykyulass Crew Entertain, Inform and Inspire
Nigerian Engineers in Minnesota Celebrate 25 Years of Service to Country
Supreme Court Clarifies Application of 1996 Deportation Law
Be Careful When Making Loans to a Related Party
If you lend money to your closely held corporation or to a member of your family, be sure to handle the transaction with all of the formalities of an "arm's-length" loan to a stranger. The IRS carefully scrutinizes loans where the lender and the borrower are "related."
“Digital” Bikini Lowers the Risk of Cancer
Book Review: Never Give Up by Kevin Winge
Daara J Trio Brings Sene-rap Stateside
Overseas Kenyans’ Dilemma: Remit Cash or Political Change
As we approach the 2007 general elections in Kenya, non-residents are grappling with the question of wither the country goes come January 2008. Debate of the precise role of hundreds of thousands of Kenyans abroad has begun in earnest. A recent, widely circulated article by presidential aspirant Joseph Nyagah was no surprise. He exhorted the Kibaki administration to “involve Kenyans abroad in tackling the country’s problems”.