The Kenyan community in the diaspora has insisted on electronic voter registration and voting, to enable them participate in the 2012 general election, from abroad. The estimated 3.1 million voters have been granted by the new constitution the right to take part in the polls, as well as dual citizenship, after decades of struggle. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission(IEBC) has proposed that Kenyan embassies and consuls be used as polling stations in next year\'s electoral exercise, a move the Kenyan community living abroad terms logistically punitive and costly. Francis Gachuri reports

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His idea of giving did not only help to strengthen relationship between Kenya and America. He also got scholarship for 14 students from his village to study in America. With his foundation many of them are now sponsored to go to School.

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Sunshine and Brenda envision a community where the arts are accessible to all youth.  They have long had a dream to open a cultural arts center in East St. Louis.  Brenda shares her fervor about the center and what it will mean: \"It will be a safe place for children to explore many opportunities.  It will be a place of hope for the community - a place where families can just come together, be inspired, and imagine new possibilities.  It is about investing in people.\"
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