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"He Is Our Son": Obama Wins Hearts In Visit To Father's Native Kenya
Even for Barack Obama, who is often greeted by fervent throngs in his home country, the adulation the former president receives in his father's native Kenya is in a league of its own.
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Barack Obama Tells Kenyans They Can Succeed, Sees Challenges
U.S. President Barack Obama told Kenyans on Sunday on his first presidential trip to his father's homeland there was "no limit to what you can achieve" but said they had to deepen democracy, tackle corruption and end exclusion based on gender or ethnicity.
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Barack Obama to Address Kenya as He Wraps Up Landmark Visit
US President Barack Obama wraps up a two-day landmark visit to Kenya today, boosting business and security ties but with firm messages on gay rights and corruption.
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Barack Obama Says 'Africa on the Move' in Landmark Kenya Visit
US President Barack Obama declared Saturday that "Africa is on the move", praising the spirit of entrepreneurship at a business summit in Kenya as he kicked off a landmark visit.
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'Obamacare': Nairobi Gets Makeover for US President's Visit
In Kenya, they've dubbed it 'Obamacare': potholes filled, new pavements and overnight flower beds, as Nairobi is spruced up for the capital's most awaited visitor, US President Barack Obama.
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For Malia Obama's Hand in Marriage, Kenyan Lawyer Offers 50 Cows, 70 Sheep, 30 Goats
Mr Kiprono, age unknown, claims that he wants to marry Malia for love, not money.
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John Kerry Says Kenya Has Role in Resolving Somalia, South Sudan Conflicts
US Secretary of State John Kerry told Kenya on Monday it had an important role in helping resolve conflicts in South Sudan and Somalia and pledged $45 million in new aid to help it deal with 600,000 refugees.
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Barack Obama Plans First Presidential Trip to Kenya, Father's Homeland
Barack Obama will make a long-awaited return to Kenya this July, visiting his father's homeland for the first time since becoming US president, the White House announced Monday.
_625x300_17_July_18.jpg?downsize=260:195 "\"He Is Our Son\": Obama Wins Hearts In Visit To Father's Native Kenya")
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"He Is Our Son": Obama Wins Hearts In Visit To Father's Native Kenya
Even for Barack Obama, who is often greeted by fervent throngs in his home country, the adulation the former president receives in his father's native Kenya is in a league of its own.
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Barack Obama Tells Kenyans They Can Succeed, Sees Challenges
U.S. President Barack Obama told Kenyans on Sunday on his first presidential trip to his father's homeland there was "no limit to what you can achieve" but said they had to deepen democracy, tackle corruption and end exclusion based on gender or ethnicity.
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Barack Obama to Address Kenya as He Wraps Up Landmark Visit
US President Barack Obama wraps up a two-day landmark visit to Kenya today, boosting business and security ties but with firm messages on gay rights and corruption.
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Barack Obama Says 'Africa on the Move' in Landmark Kenya Visit
US President Barack Obama declared Saturday that "Africa is on the move", praising the spirit of entrepreneurship at a business summit in Kenya as he kicked off a landmark visit.
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'Obamacare': Nairobi Gets Makeover for US President's Visit
In Kenya, they've dubbed it 'Obamacare': potholes filled, new pavements and overnight flower beds, as Nairobi is spruced up for the capital's most awaited visitor, US President Barack Obama.
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For Malia Obama's Hand in Marriage, Kenyan Lawyer Offers 50 Cows, 70 Sheep, 30 Goats
Mr Kiprono, age unknown, claims that he wants to marry Malia for love, not money.
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John Kerry Says Kenya Has Role in Resolving Somalia, South Sudan Conflicts
US Secretary of State John Kerry told Kenya on Monday it had an important role in helping resolve conflicts in South Sudan and Somalia and pledged $45 million in new aid to help it deal with 600,000 refugees.
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Barack Obama Plans First Presidential Trip to Kenya, Father's Homeland
Barack Obama will make a long-awaited return to Kenya this July, visiting his father's homeland for the first time since becoming US president, the White House announced Monday.
