Karambu Ringera - fighting for human rights in Kenya.

Quotation:

The most extreme evidence of breakdown of governance in Africa is war. Kenya has experienced its own share of ethnic clashes, motivated by political selfish interest of leaders. Kenya must be in the forefront to not only build its own capacity to prevent and manage conflict, but also to support building of the same capacity all over Africa.

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What do you asociate most with Kenya?

	Travel and Safaris
	The Massai
	Nobel laureate Wangari Mathai
	Art and Artifacts
	Don't know much about Kenya

HAPPY OBAMA DAY!! January 20, 2009

Today in Kenya people are greeting each other “HAPPY OBAMA DAY!!!” We join all of you in USA in celebrating this historic day. I am so proud of the people of North America for making this happen - what a gift to all of us and the world!!! Everyday I send out positive energy to the Obama government to really make a difference and make good what has been 'stolen' for the people of the world, including those of USA - that all may live lives of dignity. I know it is a lot to ask of one person - but Obama invites each one of us into the movement because he does not see himself attain change all by himself. It has taken many pooling together - that is how change has come. Indeed, he said at the NDC in August 2008 that that moment was a statement of the people of USA showing the future direction of their land. Leaders (at least in my country) hardly realize that the people cast the votes to get them to parliament – so it really is about the people – and for me, that is the beauty of who Obama is: He KNOWS and recognizes the role of the people of USA in attaining the change so deeply desired. He has invited them to work with him to make that happen - and today, I HONOR USA, for bringing change to their land and the rest of the world.

Dr. Karambu Ringera Speaks at the Democratic National Convention

The Global AIDS Alliance Luncheon by Dr. Karambu Ringera

August 25, 2008 was the day set for a luncheon in Denver, Colorado, when two leading AIDS organizations recognized Democratic members of Congress who have shown extraordinary leadership in the fight against HIV/AIDS, both in the US and around the world. Despite significant progress, HIV/AIDS is still killing about 5,500 people a day and infecting another 7,500. The sponsor of the event, Global AIDS Alliance Fund, and its key domestic partner, AIDS Action Council, were also challenging candidates for Congress, Republicans and Democrats alike, to sign a pledge on AIDS, poverty, and reform of foreign assistance. The pledge is online at http://www.globalaidsalliance.org/index.php/c4_site/interior/congressional_pledge/, and organizers are asking voters to take the pledge to the candidates to urge that they sign.

Karambu Ringera - fighting for human rights in Kenya.

"I Am Because You Are."