Kenyans London Rural News 2002 - THREE

 

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Princess Margaret is dead 1930-2002

- Charles: Death is merciful release

- Family fears for Queen Mum

- Tears as Queen tells her mum the tragic news

- 8.30 a.m. the Queen released the sad news to her mum

- Tearful ex-lover Roddy joins tribute

 

 

POIGNANT: Margaret's coffin, draped with her personal standard, is carried from King Edward VII Hospital - photo by News of the World 10/02/02

 

 

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A group of church members of Calvary Charismatic Baptist Church, London participated in a three months Bible Study Courses. The courses taught by Spurgeon's College are based on Gospel and Culture. The courses had been sponsored by the church. On Sunday 3rd February 2002 the College representatives visited the church to present the participating candidates with  certificates of Attendance and Participation.

 

Study the word to show yourself approved

Candidates showing their certificates

 

Age makes no difference when it come to study

The oldest participant was Arabella Lindsay, 76

The youngest was Titus, 20

 

Prayers for the team

The representatives of the Spurgeon's College praying for the group as Senior Pastor Rev. Francis Sarpong (left) joins in.

 

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Pass our condolences to your family in Kenya

Family and friends of Mr. & Mrs. Antony Kibathi handing air ticket to Mr. Kibathi (third left standing) to enable him to go home for the burial of his father. His father passed away this week after a short illness. From left sitting is Mrs. Pouline Aliwa, young Melissa Kibathi, and far right seated is Mrs. Ngengi holding the baby. From left standing is Susan Nyokabi,  Mr. & Mrs. Antony Kibathi the lastly Mr. & Mrs. Gitu. The late Kibathi will be buried on Friday 8th February 2002. 02/02/02

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A  SEMINAR FOR EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

 

Trying to understand the UK Job Market

 

Several Kenyans attended a three-day course at Ilford, Essex, UK starting on Monday 28th January 2002. The Job Search Course organised by Sahara Communities Abroad aims to help them enhance their understanding of the UK Job Market and Culture. In addition the course will assist them in understanding what employers are looking for, skills audit and how to market skills to prospective employers, what is a CV, and the different ways of presenting a CV, how to present career history in a positive clear concise form. Again the course will help them in analysing job advertisements, phrases and vocabulary, searching for job using internet, newspapers, magazines, job adverts etc., ongoing employment support and understanding equal opportunity. Perez Oching (third left)  one of the director of Strategy and Planning in  Sahara Community Abroad joined the participants for a group photo. Another course of its type is coming up in March 2002. If interested email sacoma@btinternet.com 30/01/02

 

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Poleni sana na mwende salama

Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Mwangi (second and third left) of London receiving an air ticket from their family and friends to enable them travel to Kenya to attend their mother's, (Isaac Mwangi's mother), the late Margaret Kabura Mwangi funeral which will be held on 2nd February 2002 at Wanjengi Village, Weithaga Location, Murang'a District. The couple left London for Kenya on Saturday 26th January 2002. Mr. Isaac Mwangi is the son of Joseph Kangatta well known as "Joska" of JK, Nairobi -  28/01/02 - Use  ndarwa20@btopenworld.com  to send your condolences.