Saturday, February 2, 2008
Vernacular radio and "weeds" in Kenya
The role of vernacular radio stations in promoting and inciting violence has come under increasing scrutiny in Kenya.
Bio
- Tim Querengesser is a writer based in Yellowknife, with extensive experience in Canada's North and, incongruously, east Africa. Tim has written for the Globe and Mail, the National Post, the Ottawa Citizen, Maisonneuve, the Beaver, and Adbusters. He is an editor at Up Here magazine.
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Selected Works
- Welcome to Bare Country -- Up Here
- Crisis of concentration -- This
- A community turned against itself -- Ottawa Citizen
- Whose space? -- This
- A ghost from Kenya's past arises -- Ottawa Citizen
- Make peace with your biology -- Adbusters
- Who is killing the young men of Kenya? -- Globe and Mail
- Somali community mourns victims -- Globe and Mail
- War crimes in Somalia ran rampant, study finds -- Globe and Mail
- Canada gives aid as humanitarian crisis in post-elections Kenya grows -- National Post
- A CIDA intern's long journey home -- Ottawa Citizen
- 'Kenya's Mandela' on his way to victory -- Ottawa Citizen
- Indians in Kenyan city fear second wave of looting -- Ottawa Citizen
- Driving Towards Harley Nirvana -- Ottawa Citizen
- Big Twin Salvation -- Canadian Biker
- TIM QUERENGESSER'S CV
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