Averting Nucleur Threat: South Korea tells its side of the story
AMBASSADOR OF THE KOREAN REPUBLIC KIM CHAN-WOO says that the window of dialogue with North Korea is open but that this should not be interpreted as a sign of weakness. This follows weeks of tensions on the Korean peninsula with North Korea threatening of nuclear war and demanding recognition as a nuclear weapons state. He was interviewed by DEA'S COMMISSIONING EDITOR JANE MWANGI.
It is most unfortunate for North Korea to continue provoking the Republic of Korea (South Korea), as this may have a very negative effect on the Korean Peninsula. The Government of the Republic of Korea headed by H.E. President Park Geun-hye, together with Korean people are very much resolute against North Korea's provocations.It should be noted that when North Korea launched nuclear test, the third of its kind, on February 12, 2013, the UN Security Council condemned it in the strongest terms with its resolution 2094. The UN Security Council reaffirmed its decision for North Korea to abandon all nuclear weapons and programs, all weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile programs in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner..... Read More
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WORLD TRADE: ‘Am the Best Man for the Job’
During a recent visit to Kenya, Mexico's former Trade Minister and candidate for the position of Director-General of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Dr Herminio Blanco Mendoza, met with DIPLOMAT EAST AFRICA'S RONALD BERA and shared his vision for ...
Culture
WHAT’S IN A NAME:Behind Many an African Name is a Riveting Story
Mobutu Sese Seko Kuku Ngbendu wa Za Banga whose name means, 'the all powerful warrior who because of endurance and will to win, will go from conquest to conquest, leaving fire in his wake.' The name also loosely means the 'head rooster with access to...
Envoys of Sport
ANTI-DOPING: Athletes’ Fitness Levels Versus Doping Tests
IAAF, the world athletics body, recently found 13 Kenyans guilty of doping offenses between January 2012 and January 2013 in a list of current athletes sanctioned for doping offenses.
Ahead of major track events in the year, Kenyan authorities appea...
Conferencing
Conferencing at Ole-Sereni
Ole-Sereni is a well-known feature of the Nairobi vista, its prime location away from the city's flurry, combined with the prestige of superiority means its conference centre is a unique venue for a wide range of events.
On the Ole Sereni Hotel webs...
Economy
BUSINESS INSIGHTS: Human Capital and Profitability
The challenge to corporate Kenya is how to value and manage human capital in business. There's lots of evidence pointing towards strategic role of human capital contribution to profitability of modern business. Why then does corporate Kenya manage hu...
The Region
TRANSPORT: Mombasa Port under Threat
Is the port of Mombasa losing out to the regional ports of Djibouti, Tanga and Dar es Salaam?
Recent events taking place in the region indicate that the incessant and frustrating logistical challenges associated with Mombasa Port such as cargo clearan...
DEA Hotels
LION IN THE SUN: Grand Palatial Retreat
Discover pure serenity in one of Malindi's exclusive resorts with plunge pools and butler service offering the ultimate experience in complete luxury and seclusion. DEA'S JANE MWANGI indulged in a spa weekend at the famed retreat owned by Italian bil...
Diplomatic License
President Kibaki’s Chequered Legacy
Retired President Mwai Kibaki came to office in 2003 promising to end corruption, impunity in the management of public affairs and the abuse of office which were characteristic of the Daniel arap Moi government. Despite the massive support of the Ken...
Green Agenda
HOPE: Translocated Rhinos Thrive at Ruma
The Ksh6 million translocation exercise, conducted in two phases, was a historic comeback of rhinos to the area.
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Diplospeak
UN Envoy Calls for Need to Rebuild Trust in Great Lakes Region
If we can bring about peace, which we must, and stop the armed groups of all kinds from operating in the eastern DRC, this will help Rwanda, it will help the region.
I believe the real heart of this is to rebuild and strengthen the trust between the c...
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