Month: February 2019
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NTSA suspends Green Line bus company licence over road crash
National Transport and Safety Authority has suspended Green Line bus company licence following tragic road crash that killed nine people…
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IS: Lorries evacuate civilians from last Syria enclave
Lorries have been evacuating civilians from the last village in Syria still held by the Islamic State (IS) group. Journalists…
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Bomet nurses sign deal with county government
Bomet patients can now breathe a sigh of relief after nurses in the county called off their strike. The nurses…
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God and justice: Gay church prays for historic Kenya ruling
A lesbian church leader lights pink, yellow, and purple candles and passes them around to worshippers as they pray for…
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Is Zimbabwe nostalgic for Mugabe?
HARARE While it’s unlikely that many Zimbabweans yearn for former ruler Robert Mugabe’s return, the occasion of his 95th birthday…
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Uganda’s Museveni, 74, endorsed for sixth-term run
Kampala – Uganda’s ruling party has endorsed President Yoweri Museveni, 74, as its candidate in 2021 elections, which could see…
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‘Unjust’ to strip my UK citizenship – IS bride
Shamima Begum – the teenager who fled London to join Islamic State in Syria – has said being stripped of…
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Around 50,000 children fathered by Catholic priests globally
Around 50,000 children have been fathered by Catholic priests around the world – despite their vow of celibacy – it…
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Cut an hour of sitting to slash heart disease risk – study
Women who exercise have a drastically reduced risk of heart disease compared to those who sit for long periods, a…
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EACC detectives raid Samburu Governor homes, offices over corruption
Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission detectives are this morning raiding the Nairobi and Samburu residences of Governor Moses Lenolkulal over an…
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