Immigration news & Gossips ( Musyi Munene)

The world governing football body FIFA is worried about the increasing waves of deadly xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa. But it ruled out any possibility that the violence would impact on the country’s hosting of the 2010 World Cup. Continue reading Xenophobic attacks worry FIFA…

Mwai Kibaki of Kenya admitted that his country has learned good lesson from the post-electoral violence, promising to shift attention on economic improvement.

“As a country we have learned our lessons,” Kibaki told the Japan-Africa conference, praising the international community for supporting Kenya as it battled months of fatal crisis. Continue reading ‘We have learnt our lessons’…

It is estimated that African telecom operators are cheated for revenues totalling more than US$ 1 billion from their northern counterparts, who are not properly billed when international calls are made to Africa. These losses are a major reason behind the stiff pricing of international calls for Africans. The lack of up-to-date billing systems between telecoms is held responsible.

Charges to carriers for using the networks of others – also known as interconnect – is a challenge for many African operators. Complete interconnection between networks is crucial in a competitive environment, but this is easier said than done. The problem is twofold: firstly a regulatory issue – usually about the level of interconnect costs – and secondly a practical issue of installing equipment for allowing interconnect and billing for this traffic. Continue reading Why phone calls are so expensive in Africa…

Are you

• illegal in the UK; and
• married or have a long term relationship; and
• wish to resolve your UK Immigration status

The Bad News
From 1 April 2008, those who have breached immigration laws can be excluded under the new immigration rule HC 321. Under the new rules, any person who has committed a breach no matter how minor will face a mandatory ban from the UK ranging from 1 to 10 years. Family and other personal considerations will not be taken into account by the Home Office under the new rules. Continue reading Are you illegal in uk…

THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE FOR A MEDICAL FUND RAISNG OF MRS. J. W MAINA MOTHER TO MRS. GLADYS MWAI (formally Gladys Maina), WHO IS SCHEDULED FOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT AT NAIROBI HOSPITAL IN KENYA,

CORDIALLY INVITES: Rev/Ps/Mrs./Miss

To a Fundraising in Aid of the above health need, to be held on Saturday,
2nd August 2008 At: Life Chapel Church Hall 531-535 High Road, ILFORD ESSEX IG1 1UD.  The church building is next to Ilford Recorder and opposite Charter house.  The function will begin at 6pm.

NAIROBI (Reuters) – Scores of top African designers and models held a show in Nairobi National Park at the weekend to raise money for victims of Kenya’s post-election violence and show a different face to their continent.

The “Fashion for Peace” event drew mainly West and East African models onto a catwalk in a marquee under the moonlight on savannah usually known for its lions and rhinos. Continue reading African models, designers promote peace in Kenya…

Automatic federal immigration hold ordered

Brian Kariuki, 20, of Creighton, MO, has been arrested and is in the Cass county jail in Harrisonville, MO accused of causing serious injury to a 3-month old infant.

The infant was taken to Childrens’ Mercy Hospital by the grand-mother after she noticed symptoms of what she thought were seizures. Continue reading Felony charges filed for Kenyan in Missouri who injures his own child…