![]() ![]() Affectionately known as "Hendy." Late of #30 Mount Standfast Park, St. The funeral of Henderson Decoursey Benjamin will now take place at a date to be announced.Ĭondolences to the family may be directed to: – HENDERSON DECOURSEY, aged 66. Son of the late Carlisle and Edna Benjamin husband of the late Heather Benjamin father of Renaldo and Retasha Benjamin brother of Phillis King-Haynes, Egbert King, Marion King-Baker, Jasmine Benjamin- Phillips, Melvin, David, Andrew, Michael and Ronald Benjamin, Alfred Benjamin, Peter and Aubrey Went (of the USA) uncle of Yolande Haynes-Marshall and 17 others cousin of Juliet Benjamin and many others brother-in-law of Victor Phillips, McLeary Baker, Joan and Noella Benjamin and Donna Went (USA) relative of the Benjamin, Bourne, Hunte and King families friend of John Watson and many others. Former employee of Turtle Beach by Elegant Hotels. James and formerly of Shorey Village, St. George.īENJAMIN – HENDERSON DECOURSEY, aged 66. Online condolences can be sent arrangements Live streaming may be viewed at forever.live/TrevorHaynes Floral tributes can be sent to Waithe's Funeral Home not later than 1:30 p.m. The organist and choir are asked to attend. for service followed by the interment in the churchyard. George, where relatives and friends are asked to meet at 3:30 p.m. George on Friday, 30th June 2023, at 2:15 p.m. The funeral leaves Waithe's Funeral Home, Greens, St. Brother-in-law of the late Denis Haynes, Jean Haynes, Thelma Phillips, Joseph and John Haynes. Father-in-law of Nigel Boxill, Greta, Terika, Duana and Shaunee Haynes. (Chickmont Foods), Orlando, Corey and George Haynes (USA). Father of Alfonda Haynes (SJPI), Gay Boxill (better known as Nigel), Trevor Haynes Jr. Widower of the late Lorraine Omens-Haynes. son of the late Whitstanley and Maude Haynes. passed away at age 85 on Friday, June 9th 2023 at the Q.E.H. ![]() In January 2007, the company fired 7 journalists only for being a member of the Kenya Union of Journalists, a union which campaigns for fair pay and good working conditions for journalists, and for freedom of the press.HAYNES – TREVOR ORLANDO Sr. The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, an agency of the AKDN, still owns the majority of the shares of the Nation Media Group.Īlthough the Daily Nation continues to be important for the democratic development of Kenya, and is an inspiration to journalists throughout Africa, it has also been criticized because of how it treats it’s employees. The Nation Media Group is quoted on the Nairobi Stock Exchange. The Newspapers division of the Nation Media group alone has 470 full time employees and an annual turnover of 3 billion KSH (44.3 million USD). The newspapers later evolved into the Nation Media Group, a corporation which also owns the Sunday Nation newspaper, NTV (Nation TV, a television station), Nation FM (a radio station), the weekly newspaper The East African, the Business Daily newspaper, the Weekly Advertiser, and What’s On magazine. When Kenyan independence was announced on December 12th, 1963, the Daily Nation’s headline was: “Kenya Free”. ![]() In 1960 he launched English language editions of the Taifa Leo: the Daily Nation and Sunday Nation. The plan of the young Aga Khan, who would set up a whole range of NGO’s for humanitarian goals during his life, was to use the newspaper to create an African nationalist public opinion and end colonialism. Instead he bought the Taifa newspaper for 10,000 British pounds a year after it’s founding, and renamed it Taifa Leo. Reports that Karim Aga Khan IV founded the newspaper are incorrect. The forerunner of the Daily Nation – the Swahili newspaper Taifa – was founded in 1959 by Michael Curtis and Charles Hayes, newspapermen in London and Nairobi, respectively. The website and it’s archive are accessible free of charge. The Daily Nation also maintains an excellent website, which publishes many articles from the newspaper and has over 3 million daily page views. It’s offices are located at Kimathi Street in Nairobi. The Sunday version is called the Sunday Daily. It is a morning newspaper published seven days per week, available in all major cities in East Africa. The biggest competitor of the Daily Nation is The Standard, published by the Standard Group. It’s the largest newspaper not only of Kenya, but of the whole of East Africa.ĭaily circulation is above 200,000 copies but as copies are often read by many people, the actual readership is much higher. “It is widely regarded as being independent and balanced” (BBC). The Daily Nation (Kenya) is seen as the most influential of all the ![]()
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