Month: May 2018
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High Court in Eldoret closed due to lack of judges
Business has been paralysed at the Eldoret Law Courts, including the High Court, due to lack of magistrates and judges.…
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Bid to quash law on family wealth flops
The women lawyers’ lobby has lost a court battle to have marriage partners automatically share wealth on 50:50 basis upon…
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Health ministry, Governors sign MoU on Cuban doctors
The Health ministry has signed an MoU with the Council of Governors on the hiring of Cuban doctors. At the…
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US to open controversial Jerusalem embassy
The US is to open its new embassy in Jerusalem – a move praised by Israel but condemned by Palestinians…
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Surabaya attacks: Family of five bomb Indonesia police headquarters
A suicide bombing at a police headquarters in the Indonesian city of Surabaya on Monday was carried out by a…
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Nakumatt given two weeks to produce rent surrender list
The High court has allowed embattled Nakumatt Holdings two weeks to table a list of premises they will vacate as…
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One more body found, 22 identified after Solai dam tragedy
Twenty two bodies have been identified following the Patel Dam tragedy that saw raging waters cause massive destruction in Solai,…
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Iran condemns wave of Israeli air strikes in Syria
ran has backed Syria’s “right to defend itself” after Israel launched strikes on what it said was Iranian military infrastructure…
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Muriuki attackers now run to court
Five men accused of assaulting and robbing a Nairobi businessman Timothy Muriuki are now seeking court protection. Mr Dishon Mulinge,…
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Judiciary mulling new arm to probe corrupt staff
The Judiciary is in the process of setting up an investigation department to deal with graft cases among its staff.…
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