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´óÏó´«Ã½ tours Kenya in run up to presidential elections


The ´óÏó´«Ã½ brings its Election 2007 – Voice Your Views roadshow to three major cities in Kenya to explore how key issues affecting the lives of locals will influence their vote in the presidential elections at the end of the year.

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The roadshow will visit:

  • Kisumu for two days from Monday 10 December 2007,
  • Nairobi for three days from Wednesday 12 December 2007,
  • Mombasa for two days from Saturday 15 December 2007.

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Josephine Hazeley, acting Editor of ´óÏó´«Ã½ English for Africa programmes Focus On Africa and Network Africa, said:

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"The Election 2007 – Voice Your Views roadshow is a great opportunity to really get to know our audience and to hear the opinions of the people that really matter at this crucial time. Who they vote into power affects their future and shapes their lives so it is important to give them a platform to let them express their views."

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´óÏó´«Ã½ activity includes special booths set up in busy public spaces such as university campuses and shopping malls.

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Visitors to the booths can see a special film on ´óÏó´«Ã½ programming and presenters and find out how the ´óÏó´«Ã½ is planning to report on the elections.

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They can also complete a questionnaire exploring how issues, ranging from religious beliefs to ethnic groups, will affect their vote.

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Major themes highlighted in the questionnaire will be discussed on some of the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s popular English-language programmes tailored specifically for Africa in the run-up to the elections including Focus On Africa and Network Africa.

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The ´óÏó´«Ã½'s flagship interactive radio and online programme Africa, Have Your Say will also debate some of the key issues that may affect how people vote, including tribalism on Tuesday 18 December, Crime on Wednesday 19 December and religion on Thursday 20 December.

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All programmes will broadcast on the newly-changed ´óÏó´«Ã½ frequencies 88.1 FM in Kisumu and 93.9 FM in Nairobi and can also be heard on the unchanged 93.9 FM frequency in Mombasa.

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Tour timetable

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Ìý Kisumu
10 Dec
Kisumu
11 Dec
Nairobi
12 Dec
Nairobi
13 Dec
09.30 Kisumu Polytchnic Kenya Certified AccountsÌý Institute Nakumatt Prestiege Supermarket Nairobi University - Hall12
10.00 Ìý Ìý Nairobi West, Nairobi South B & Nairobi South C Ìý
11.00 Nakumatt Shopping
Centre
Nakumatt Town City Centre Catholic University
13.00 Uchumi Hyper Market Kenyatta Avenue Buru Buru near the Tusker Mattress Kenya Polytechnic on Haile Salasei Avenue
15.00 Maseno University Ìý Nakumatt Thika Nairobi Railway Station by the bus stop


Ìý Nairobi
14 Dec
Mombasa
15 Dec
Mombasa
16 Dec
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09.30 United States Institute University Mombasa Polytechnic & Mombasa Aviation Nakumat Supermarket in Likoni Ìý
10.00 Ìý
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11.00 Augustiana University
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Kim & Jeffry Institute Teleposta Building Ìý
13.00 Kenyatta University
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Syrin College & Rifkinz College Nakumatt Supermarket in Nyali Ìý
15.00 Jomo Kenyatta University Mama Ngina Drive by the Docks Kenyatta Public Beach Ìý

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Date: 07.12.2007
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