Month: February 2019
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Pathologists find remains of a six month infant in Mwatha’s womb
Human rights activist Caroline Mwatha bled to death from a ruptured uterus, an autopsy shows. The postmortem conducted yesterday by…
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What are the biggest threats to humanity?
Human extinction may be the stuff of nightmares but there are many ways in which it could happen. Popular culture…
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“Trump is officially obese” medical exam shows after he gains four pounds in a year
President Trump gained four pounds in the year since his 2018 physical, and his now obese, his latest medical exam shows.…
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Football legend Joe Kadenge admitted after suffering stroke
Football legend Joe Kadenge is currently admitted at the Nairobi Hospital after suffering a stroke. Kadenge was admitted at the…
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Britam Tower named top skyscraper in Africa in global architecture awards
Britam Tower has received the Emporis Skyscraper Award. This makes it the only skyscraper in Africa to feature among the…
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Shamima Begum: Ex-Bethnal Green schoolgirl who joined IS ‘wants to come home’
One of three schoolgirls who left east London in 2015 to join the Islamic State group says she has no…
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Mars Wrigley Kenya factory receives global sustainability award
The newly built Mars Wrigley Confectionery factory in Machakos County has been recognized for adopting green building strategies and practices…
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Obado wants review of bail terms in Sharon Otieno murder case
Migori Governor Okoth Obado has filed an application seeking to have the court allow him to travel and traverse within…
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Airbus says A380 superjumbo production will end
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has said it will stop making its A380 “superjumbo”, the world’s largest passenger aircraft. In a…
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WHO wants to limit nightclub noises to stop deafness
The World Health Organization wants to limit noise levels in nightclubs to stop millennials going deaf. The Geneva-based organisation already…
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