Japan and South Korea in a crisis meeting after Norht Korea fires another missile
North Korea fired a ballistic missile into waters off its east coast on Sunday, South Korea and Japan said, a week after it tested an intermediate-range missile which experts saw as an advancement in the reclusive state's weapons programme.
The missile was launched at 0759 GMT from a location near Pukchang, 60 km (36 miles) northeast of the capital Pyongyang, an area where North Korea attempted to test-launch another missile last month but failed, South Korea's Office of Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.>>> Continue Reading
North Korea launches a ballistic missile in defiance to United Nations sanctions.
North Korea launched a ballistic missile Sunday morning that flew
around 430 miles before crashing into the sea, U.S. and South Korean military
officials said, in what appears to be the latest missile test in defiance of
United Nations sanctions.The unidentified ballistic missile was launched at 5:27
a.m. Sunday off Kusong north of the North Korean capital of Pyongyang, a South
Korean military official said >>> CONTINUE READING
North Korea launched a ballistic missile Sunday morning that flew
around 430 miles before crashing into the sea, U.S. and South Korean military
officials said, in what appears to be the latest missile test in defiance of
United Nations sanctions.The unidentified ballistic missile was launched at 5:27
a.m. Sunday off Kusong north of the North Korean capital of Pyongyang, a South
Korean military official said >>> CONTINUE READING
President Uhuru Kenyatta, has assured the world that his government was committed to see a general election that is free and fair come August 2017. Speaking to a group of British Investors in London, Uhuru said that the constitution had created robust institutions to ensure that their is transparency during and after the poll and that business was unlikely to be affected by the process.“We have independent institutions such as the Judiciary and the electoral body ” >>> Continue Reading
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Uhuru Kenyatta still leads in National Polls by 42%
President Uhuru Kenyatta will still retain his seat if elections were to be held today, this is according to a National opinion poll that ranked Kenyatta leading with 42% followed by opposition leader Raila Odinga who came second with 32%. >>> Continue Reading
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