Month: June 2018
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EU tariffs on US goods come into force
The European Union (EU) has introduced retaliatory tariffs on US goods as a top official launched a fresh attack on…
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Could WiFi be giving our children cancer?
Plenty of children these days are so obsessed with having internet access that they will virtually refuse to go on…
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One killed in military operation against suspected Al-Shabaab in Wajir
Tension is running high in Kutulo town, Wajir, after a man was shot dead inside Kutulo AP Camp in the…
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DPP Noordin Haji moves senior prosecutors in latest reshuffle
DPP Noordin Haji has reshuffled top officers in his office to ensure “effectiveness and efficiency” in service delivery. In a…
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Migrant children: US battle moves to Congress
The US political battle over migrant children separated from parents has shifted to Congress, after Donald Trump signed an order…
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Blogger Robert Alai on the run after destroying equipment at Weekly Citizen offices
Blogger Robert Alai is being sought by Central Police officers after he allegedly stormed the offices of Weekly Citizen and…
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KEBS rules out presence of mercury in contraband sugar
The contraband sugar impounded in the county has no mercury, but high content of Copper and lead, KEBS has admitted.…
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President Kenyatta congratulates Prof Wakhungu on winning Oceans Award 2018
(PSCU) – President Kenyatta has congratulated Professor Judi Wakhungu, Kenyan Designate Ambassador to Paris and former Cabinet Secretary for Environment, on winning…
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9 trucks ferrying sugar held in Rongo as war on contraband goods continue
Crackdown on suspected dirty sugar continued on Wednesday, with police impounding nine trucks ferrying the sweetener in Rongo, Migori County.…
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US quits ‘politically biased’ UN Human Rights Council
The US has pulled out of the United Nations Human Rights Council, calling it a “cesspool of political bias”. The…
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