Dennis Thank you for your news. We pray for Samwel and his family. We
can send cash directly to HomaBay as needed, please keep us posted and
instruct. Andrius Kulikauskas, Minciu Sodas, +370 699 30003, Vilnius

Denis Kimambo wrote:
> I have just received a call from Sam's friend that Sam wants me to
> tell the whole forum about his health he had an alergic reaction and
> he is being taken to hospital now. I will try and get my contact to go
> and see him in Mbita.
> Dennis
>
> */Andrius Kulikauskas <ms@...>/* wrote:
>
> Denis, I am glad you caught the mistake. I sent 1900 LTL (Lithuania
> Litas) and 1 USD = 2.35 LTL so that equals 808 USD. Andrius
>
>
> Denis Kimambo wrote:
> > Hello All
> > Good news always follow the other Andrius i did recieve the
> money this
> > evening and i have mananged to send some of it to the following
> > Samwel Kongere 6000
> > Collins Oduor 5000
> > Achami 5000
> > Kennedy Owino 3000
> > For them to target our priority areas as at this time in the
> moning i
> > will send the rest as follows
> > Wesley Chebii 3000
> > Chales Kilel 3000
> > Douglas arege 1500
> > Jacob Ogweno 1500
> > Francis Kadiri 3000
> > Esther Ogema 3000
> > All of this is 34,000 Kenya Shillings i will keep 6000 shillings
> for
> > any emergencies(in Kuresoi) within the network, and save the other
> > 10,000 shillings towards buying a good phone.
> > Tommorow collins is going to Kuresoi and will come back with
> pictures
> > of the place and what he will witness he will also do a
> recording of
> > the interviews there, Andrius i did receive 50,552 shillings total,
> > money that you sent was $ 1900 if you did not send this amount
> please
> > tell me so that i can return the rest to the wester union agent who
> > gave me the money.
> > More updates in the morning.
> >
> >
> > */Andrius Kulikauskas /* wrote:
> >
> > I called Dennis Kimambo +254 722 388 275 in Nakuru, Kennedy Owino
> > +254
> > 723 568 251 in Nairobi, and also Achami +254 720 613 379 in
> > Kuresoi and
> > Collins +254 721 637 457 who I think is currently in Nakuru. I
> > sent $808
> > which includes the $750 that I received Janet Feldman. She
> emphasized
> > that we should make sure our leaders' needs are being met.
> >
> > Our priorities now are:
> > * I told Dennis Kimambo to get a new phone, a good one, to replace
> > the
> > one which he lost yesterday. Currently, he's using his brother's.
> > Dennis's phone number hasn't changed (we can call it as before)
> > and he
> > didn't lose any phone credits.
> > * Make sure that Samwel Kongere +254 725 600 439 receives the
> medical
> > attention he needs, he is sick with a massive headache.
> > * Check with Dennis, Ken, Tom Ochuka +254 725 678 641 in Kisumu,
> Sam,
> > Wesley Chirchir +254 722 992 107 in Eldoret, Douglas Arege +254
> > 720 466
> > 340 in Kisii, Jacob Ogweno +254 726 095 945 (of Mina Academy) in
> > Mbita
> > and others in our network.
> > * Focus on Achami and Collins/CharlesKillel embracing the Kalenjin
> > fighters in Kuresoi and send out phone credits for food because
> > they are
> > ravaging the farms. Consider supporting "open kitchens" for shared
> > meals.
> > * Encourage Kenyans helping Kenyans in this way, perhaps by paying
> > for a
> > newspaper advertisement with a list of names and phone numbers in
> > Kuresoi and other areas to call and send phone credits to. We
> > should get
> > the backing of some well known organization or person to make that
> > credible.
> >
> > Achami is in Kuresoi http://www.worknets.org/wiki.cgi?Kuresoi He
> > is in a
> > camp area with families. The security level is low. He can't
> > travel to
> > town without police escort. Houses are still being burned down. He
> > says
> > the phone credits are extremely helpful:
> > * To talk to their brothers, to our friends on the other side,
> > among the
> > Kalenjins
> > * To talk to police agents to tell them the problems and the
> need for
> > reenforcements
> > * To help members who they don't know where they are
> > * To communicate with the Red Cross
> > I also explained that phone credits can be traded for food,
> > medicine and
> > transport. The Kalenjin fighters are ravaging farms, apparently
> > they are
> > short of food. Achami will use phone credits to buy food and he
> > can get
> > transport from the police, I think. Achami's deepest value is "See
> > people living coharmoniously" and he's interested in environmental
> > issues, but we can't have an environment if people are in conflict
> > with
> > each other.
> >
> > Collins plans to go to Kuresoi. He leads youth activity around the
> > Nakuro district, he cares about AIDS and peace, and he organizes
> > football tournaments. He agreed with the need to get food to the
> > Kalenjins in Kuresoi.
> >
> > I asked Achami and Collins to get a list of names and phone
> > numbers that
> > might be posted publicly, and they will do that. They agreed along
> > with
> > Dennis that we can share those lists with flyers in Kiswahili or
> > perhaps
> > a newspaper article to encourage SMS messages for peace and also the
> > sharing of phone credits. A majority priority now is to encourage
> > Kenyans helping Kenyans as Alice is.
> >
> > Overall, the situation in most of Kenya is more normal. I ask
> > Dennis and
> > all to keep thinking, what would we do with an extra $1,000? We have
> > very effective operations and so long as there is an urgent need
> > for our
> > help I will seek larger funds, but then I need to explain why, as
> > with
> > the need to buy food for the Kalenjin fighters.
> >
> > I will myself slow down a bit and catch up on sleep! I hope that
> > we all
> > get rest. And here are the latest reports. Thank you for making
> calls
> > and providing encouragement:
> >
> > Grace Soi: Andrius, Thank God the situation has cooled abit,though
> > with
> > lots of biterness in between the communities here in Kericho.I have
> > contacted part of the people in Kuresoi,my Dad inclusive and
> > things are
> > cooling down.Agape Home has done its best by playing no partician
> > roll
> > and has continued to serve all the communities by providing food and
> > transportation. Lets keep up,Dennis,Kilel and all the associates
> >
> > Collins/CharlesKillel:
> >
> > It is ray of hope in Kuresoi as families can reach out their loved
> > ones
> > through the air time I have been sending to Victor Achami, the air
> > time
> > has been serving three camps by uniting the internally displaced
> with
> > their families and relatives. Though movement is restricted
> > because the
> > area is still volatile the people have been able to communicate to
> > their
> > relatives and informing them of the situation on the ground. One can
> > only move with heavy security from the local Administration Police
> > who
> > are also very few in number. By today in the morning there as been
> > heavy
> > fighting between the fighters and the local administration as the
> > fighters have resolved to harvesting peoples farms. The
> harvesting is
> > done day and night.
> > By yesterday one person was killed in the area and what as
> > remained for
> > the fighters is scaring people in the camps, harvesting peoples
> farms
> > and looting houses in Kuresoi. The only new development is that the
> > Kalenjin can not access Molo Town to buy food staff. Plans are still
> > under way to reach more fighters.
> > The air time was a blessing because it has reduced fear and
> increased
> > hope, With the airtime the Provincial Administration through the DO
> > Keringet is reachable something which was initially impossible
> > because
> > of lack of airtime “it is a stitch in time” because communication
> > to the
> > Red Cross and other humanitarian organization has also been made
> > possible. With the Provincial Administration, the National
> Council of
> > Churches of Kenya Nakuru and other Humanitarian Organization within
> > reach hope is on the way.
> >
> > Janet Feldman sent $750 and wrote: Dear Andrius, I have thought that
> > some of this would go to Dennis, Ken, Tom, Sam, Wesley, Douglas,
> > Mina. I
> > did ask Dennis abt his personal ability to keep afloat during this
> > time,
> > and if he needed personal funds. He seemed reluctant to say, but I
> > want
> > to make sure our POP leaders are themselves taken care of, so FYI re
> > distribution of this money.
> >
> >
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> >
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> > otherwise. Thank you! http://www.ethicalpublicdomain.org
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> > +254-722-388-275
> > PO BOX 13361 20100
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