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UN employee at the centre of bestiality scandal

UN employee at the centre of bestiality scandal
UN employee at the centre of bestiality scandal

A United Nations employee is at the centre of a shocking discovery where young college girls are forced into acts of bestiality in Mombasa. The UN official and 12 girls were charged in court yesterday with the offence.

And as NTV’s Sharon Baranga reports religious leaders are now calling for a crackdown against pornography.

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GENEVA, May 16 โ€“ UN chief Ban Ki-moon has nominated former Kenyan minister and Member of Parliament Mukhisa Kituyi to lead the UNโ€™s trade and development body when the current chief steps down at the end of August.

โ€œUnited Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has nominated Mukhisa Kituyi of Kenya to serve as Secretary-General of UNCTAD for a term of four years beginning September 1, 2013,โ€ the UN agency said in a statement.

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Kituyi, who was a member of the Kenyan parliament for 15 years starting in 1992 and who served as the countryโ€™s Minister of Trade and Industry from 2002 to 2007, will need to have his nomination confirmed by the UN General Assembly.

If confirmed, Kituyi will succeed Supachai Panitchpakdi of Thailand, who has served two terms at the helm of the UN Conference on Trade and Development since taking over the position on September 1, 2005.

The decision to pick a leader for UNCTAD from Africa may have been influenced by the World Trade Organizationโ€™s recent nomination of Brazilian diplomat Roberto Azevedo to take over the WTOโ€™s helm when Frenchman Pascal Lamy leaves at the end of August, since nations often try to balance representation in international organisations among regions.

Two African candidates, one from Kenya and the other from Ghana, were among the initial nine who vied for the top WTO spot.

Source:capitalfm.co.ke

UN employee at the centre of bestiality scandal

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