Daily Nation (Nairobi)  Kenya: 'Dogs of War' Fighting for
Gaddafi  Photo: allAfrica.com Libyans inside and outside country
are still calling for a no-fly zone to keep Gaddafi from flying
in more mercenaries and prevent air strikes.  Kenyan mercenaries
are among foreign soldiers helping the besieged Libyan leader
Muammar Gaddafi fight off an uprising.  This was confirmed on
Thursday by Col Gaddafi's former Chief of Protocol Nouri Al
Misrahi in an interview with the Al Jazeera broadcasting
network.  Mr Misrahi was detailing how Gaddafi had resorted to
using mercenaries against his own people after losing control of
the Libyan armed forces.  When asked where the mercenaries came
from and how they were recruited, the first country he mentioned
was Kenya. Other countries he listed are Chad, Niger and Mali.
He described the mercenaries as jobless ex-soldiers and officers
who were enticed to Libya by money.  He clarified that they were
not sent officially by their governments, but were privateers
recruited directly