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HAVANA, March 19 () -- Cubans will adjusts their clocks one hour forward at midnight Saturday to implement the "summer time," aimed at using better the daylight and reducing energy consumption.Cubans will adjust their clocks at 24:00 on Saturday to 1:00 on Sunday, replacing the so-called "normal time" in force since Nov. 1.Director of Rational Use of the Electric Energy Union (UNE), Tatiana Amaran Bogachova, said that "with the new schedule will be earned one hour of daylight, which allows to extend the practice of daily activities, from sports to business and leisure."She also noted that "as the evening is delayed," thus the use of appliances is reduced, and the energy consumption in this period is less.The official said that after the adoption of the Daylight Saving Time (DST), only in the last 11 days of March, Cuba will save some 8,000 tons of fuel.She added that despite the implementation of the DST, the country increases its energy consumption, mainly in the months of July and August, when the heat is intense and more people are on vacation in the houses.Hence the authorities called on citizens to use only the needed electricity and meet the standards for the use of appliances.
By Christine LagatNAIROBI, Feb. 24 () -- Two Kenyans who were abducted by Al-Shabaab last month in northern region near the border with Somali have appealed to the authorities to halt military operation in Somalia to secure their release.Speaking through video recording released by Al-Shabaab's media wing Al Kataib on Friday, Edward Mule Yesse, a district officer, particularly appealed to President Mwai Kibaki and Kenya Defense Forces (KDF) to suspend the current crackdown on the insurgents and embrace peace with the neighboring nation."I wish to appeal to Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki and my fellow Kenyans that my release actually depends on you. The life of Mule Yesse depends on you. It is up to you to heed his advice or send him to the guillotine. The choice is yours," the 30-year-old Yesse said."I am also urging the Kenyan government and the KDF to please move out of Somalia, because Somalia is not our country. Somalia is a neighbor, we should instead be cultivating good neighborliness instead of fighting war that is nor ours."The Al-Qaida allied terror group on Jan. 11 abducted Fredrick Irungu who is an Immigration Clerk and Yesse, a district officer along with two administration police officers at Gerille town in Wajir South.The militants who stormed an administration police camp at Garile in Wajir South, some 7 km from the border with Somalia also killed six people.Yesse who appear distressed in the video also appealed to fellow Kenyans to persuade the government to abandon the military operation to avert more Kenyan casualties, saying the war will not make anyone a hero."I wish to appeal to the government to stop this war which is not ours. Please get out of the land that is not ours. We should not sacrifice ourselves to the war that will not make our lives better and which will not create heroes," Yesse said."I am a 30-year man who was recently married with no child. I was abducted when I had finished only two years in the job as a District Officer. I come from Tana River district," said Yesse, adding that his captors have walked him all over Somalia."I have been all over Somalia. I was in Somaliland but I what I saw is different from what Kenyans are being told. My abductors have taken good care of me, given us what they also eat, food, water and also mattresses to sleep on when they (Al-Shabaab) are in the bush."There has been a string of attacks by Al-Shabaab militants and their sympathizers since Kenya sent troops into Somalia on October to subdue the insurgents, blamed for a series of murders and kidnappings on the Kenya soil with Daadab district which hosts the refugee camps being one of the worst hit by the attacks.The East African nation has heightened security around the country with security agencies at an unprecedented state of alert after latest reports that Al-Shabaab have planned attacks against Kenya and foreign interests in the country.The militant group has also come under pressure from African Union peacekeepers, which pushed them out of the Somali capital Mogadishu in August, and from Ethiopia, which seized the town of Beledweyne on Saturday.Al-Shabaab is known for enforcing a strict brand of Islam in the areas under its rule and is believed to have links to Al-Qaida. The group has also blocked most international aid workers from accessing parts of Somalia suffering from drought and famine.
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