May 16 June 15, 2003

May 16: British Airways and Israeli airline El Al cancel flights to Kenya as UK, US and Germany issue terror alerts. May 18: Nairobi city residents face a serious water shortage following the blockage of Sasumua dam. May 19: Senior government officials are given up to June 30 to declare their wealth. May 21: President Mwai Kibaki holds talks with representatives of Kenya s development partners. May 21: Muslim leaders threaten to secede if Kadhi courts are removed from the draft constitution. May 22: The Kenya Polytechnic is closed indefinitely following student unrest. May 24: Kenya asks US to compensate it for loss suffered over terror alerts. May 26: Former president Daniel arap Moi and his aide Joshua Kulei are mentioned at the Goldenberg inquiry. May 26: Government agrees to pay teachers their pending salaries over a six year period. June 10: Parliament resumes sitting after one month s recess. June 11: President Kibaki unveils a five- year economic recovery plan.