Katy Migiro
Katy reports on humanitarian news, good governance and women's rights in the Horn of Africa and East Africa. She has reported on the birth of South Sudan, famine in Somalia and Kenya's 2013 elections.
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Drop the hypocrisy: gays are as African as wife-beating
By Katy MigiroHistory shows that same-sex relationships have always existed in Africa, as elsewhere
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Website exposes sleazy, corrupt and lazy Kenyan professors
By Katy MigiroThe Kenyan chapter of notinmycountry.org allows students to report corruption and rank the performance of university staff while remaining anonymous
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Election peaceful, but Kenya is still deeply divided by ...
By Katy MigiroOrdinary people feel no sense of shame in talking about other ethnic groups in vile and disparaging terms
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Patience wearing thin as tense vote count continues
By Katy MigiroQuite a lot of shops were closed in Nairobi's Kibera slum on Thursday as vote counting continued, three days after Monday's election
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Still waiting for results
By Katy MigiroThe electoral commission has chartered aircraft and helicopters to bring the results to the national tallying centre in Nairobi after the new electronic tallying system failed
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The morning after the vote
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D-Day dawns
By katy-migiroKenyans work and chat through the night ahead of polling day as CNN report on imminent violence sparks anger
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On the campaign trail in Kenya
By Katy MigiroAt a public meeting, local officials warn voters not to get drunk and miss election day
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'Kenyans don't want to fight again'
By katy-migiroWith one week to go to voting day, peace is the overriding theme
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Why we predict a long, uncertain March
By katy-migiroJournalists in the Reuters Nairobi bureau undergo elections training and make some predictions
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Kenya's women bike riders may be forced to sit sideways
By Katy Migiro | Mon, 12 Aug 2013
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Child refugees dying needlessly due to vaccine bureaucracy
By Katy Migiro | Thu, 8 Aug 2013
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Sudan govt blamed as flash floods kill 11, displace 100,000
By Katy Migiro | Wed, 7 Aug 2013
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New Kenya graft tsar sworn in despite concern over integrity
By Katy Migiro | Tue, 6 Aug 2013
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US terror clampdown cuts Somalia remittance lifeline-Oxfam
By Katy Migiro | Wed, 31 Jul 2013
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AIDS-related deaths fall 38 percent in east, southern Africa
By Katy Migiro | Tue, 30 Jul 2013
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HIV spread 'by wife swapping' in Kenya – report
By Katy Migiro | Mon, 29 Jul 2013
U.S. warns Assad over 'undeniable' chemical weapons attack
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People run outside one of two mosques hit by explosions
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Visitors run as waves from a tidal bore surge past a barrier
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A 15-year-old Free Syrian Army fighter takes position in a house in Salah al-Din neighbourhood in central Aleppo
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A girl looks out from a makeshift tent at an evacuation centre for flood victims in Calumpit
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Syria says will continue military efforts if foreign powers strike
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Australian press watchdog chides Murdoch media
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Syria says U.N. experts' second inspection visit delayed
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Afghan Taliban kill 12 "government" workers
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Michigan Senate set to vote on expanding Medicaid under Obamacare
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Indian lawmakers make divorce more women-friendly - report
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British PM says world must act on Syria, weighs response
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Catholic cardinal warns of possible violence in Hong Kong over democracy protest
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British PM says world must act on Syria, mulls own response
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Indian mom tries to sell daughter's virginity for $1,556 - report
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Turkey urges response to "crime against humanity" in Syria
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Security forces aim to win hearts in Indian Maoist zone - report
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China accuses Briton, American of illegally buying private data
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Senior security official shot dead in Russia's North Caucasus
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Hugo Dixon: West mustn't rush into Syrian conflict
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Bangladesh restricts Fonterra dairy products pending tests
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U.S. wildfire expected to burn deeper into Yosemite National Park
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Remember bogus U.S. excuses for Iraq war before attacking Syria - China's Xinhua
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Iraqi Kurdistan rules out intervening over Syrian border
