PALO ALTO, CA--(Marketwire - 09/01/10) - Dyyno announced today the launch of WatchKenyaLive Internet TV portal. The portal aggregates five live TV channels and three on demand channels as well as several banner ads that make the portal monetizable 24/7 for WatchKenyaLive.

The customized WatchKenyaLive portal hosts seven banner ads of various sizes targeted for Kenyans and tourists. Live channels KBC, KTN, Kenyan Citizen, NTV, and K24 streaming round the clock are bringing viewers from across the world including: US, UK, Kenya, Germany, and Russia. On demand channels KTV News, Expo, and SmashTV allow viewers to choose from a collection of pre-recorded content such as news and sports. The portal also hosts live chat that is enabling social viewing for the audience and viewer engagement for WatchKenyaLive.

A priest who had served as chaplain at a small New Hampshire Catholic college was arrested in Virginia last month and charged with sexual assault against an 11-year-old girl, two activists organizations said yesterday.

The Rev. Felix Owino was arrested in Herndon, Va., which is about 25 miles west of Washington, D.C. A Fairfax County police spokesman said Owino was considered a longtime friend of the alleged victim's family.

A native of Nairobi, Kenya, Owino served as chaplain of Magdalen College in Warner from June 2005 to October 2008, the college said yesterday. He was a member of the Africa-based Apostles of Jesus missionary worder.

A Kenyan national confessed to killing his lover, 26-year-old Wang J, a Chinese, because she was forcing him to marry her.

“I told her that as a Christian, I cannot have two wives, and besides my wife now lives here with me,” the man said in his confession, “Then, she got angry and threatened to inform the police that I had sex with her, so I lost my temper and strangled her for seven minutes until she collapsed. But, I didn’t want to kill her.”

A new mobile money transfer platform targeting Kenyans in the diaspora has been launched. The new system involves Heart of the City, a Christian organisation, in partnership with yu. The payment service dubbed Ushindi Mobile Money runs on the web and WAP through java and GPRS capable phones and is also available as a software download.

Tennis ace Serena Williams is stepping up her charitable efforts in Kenya - she is planning to build a third school for underprivileged children. The 28 year old tennis champion became involved in a school-building mission in Matooni, a three-hour drive from the capital of Nairobi, after she rose to fame - and now she calls the project "the best thing" she's ever done.

She has already built two schools in the area - where civilians don't have access to running water - and Williams has vowed to build another learning establishment by next year (11).

She tells America's Hamptons magazine, "It was the best thing I've ever done. I always said winning all those Grand Slams was a dream, but when I opened my school in Kenya, that was the best feeling in the world because I was helping people who had almost nothing."