Month: August 2018
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Raila affirms handshake as lieutenants seek to tame NASA fallout
Opposition leader Raila Odinga has defended the handshake with President Uhuru Kenyatta saying it is for the good of the country even as his…
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Five shot by police after chaos erupt at Kibunguchy driver’s burial
Five people, among them three police officers, have sustained bullet injuries after chaos erupted during the burial of the driver…
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Live bullets rock Kampala – VIDEO
At least a dozen people have been arrested in an operation commanded by Assistant Commissioner of Police Dennis Namuwooza. The…
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Registration of 2.5 million maize farmers begin
The government on Monday began registering more than 2.5 million maize farmers countrywide. In April, Deputy President William directed the…
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400 heads of procurement officers off the hook
Some 400 heads of procurement and accounting have so far been cleared to return to work in the ongoing vetting…
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Greece emerges from debt crisis regime
Greece has successfully completed a three-year eurozone emergency loan programme worth €61.9bn (£55bn; $70.8bn) to tackle its debt crisis. It…
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Pope Francis condemns child sex abuse and Church cover-ups
Pope Francis has condemned the “atrocities” of child sex abuse and clerical cover-ups in an unprecedented letter released to the…
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Idd Adha: Muslims in bitter exchanges
The debate on whether Idd Ul Adha should be marked on Tuesday or Wednesday in Kenya continued on Monday as…
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Drunk drivers to be blacklisted, says NTSA
Drivers caught drink-driving more than three times will be blacklisted, the National Transport and Safety Authority has reiterated. Director General…
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Museveni calls Bobi Wine torture ‘fake news’
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has dismissed concerns over the health of opposition MP Robert Kyagulanyi, better known as musician Bobi…
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