Joan Wafula
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‘Very Sorry, Ndugu Zetu Wakenya,’ Museveni Aplogises After Son Muhoozi’s War Tweets
What began as a harmless Twitter shout-out to his ‘brother’ Uhuru Kenyatta quickly disintegrated as Muhoozi Kainerubaga repeatedly chided Kenya – and Kenyans at large – even musing over the possibility of setting up shop…
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Court upholds Tanzania move to cordon off land to protect wildlife
A regional court on Friday ruled that Tanzania’s decision to cordon off land for wildlife protection was legal, dealing a blow to Maasai pastoralists
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Queen Elizabeth II died of ‘old age’: Death certificate
The certificate lists the queen’s place of death as “Balmoral Castle”; her “usual residence” as Windsor Castle; the name of her late husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh; and the full names of her father…
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Ebola Survivors Advised To Abstain From Sex For 90 Days
According to Dr. Ataro Ayella, a clinical epidemiologist who has first-hand experience handling the virus, the disease can still be spread even if survivors have no visible symptoms of infection.
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Anti-graft watchdog flags Sh196m paid to Isiolo County accountants
The anti-graft watchdog has flagged off five Isiolo County accountants for allegedly receiving close to Sh200 million in their personal accounts in the form of imprests. Investigations by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) show…
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Beautiful game sparks ugly row at French parliament
The row underlines a decades-long dilemma for mainstream French politicians over how to deal with the far-right parties of Jean-Marie Le Pen and his daughter Marine Le Pen since their emergence in the 1970s.
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Meet the only man Eliud Kipchoge will take water from during a race
Meet Claus Henning, the only man Eliud Kipchoge will take water from during a race.
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Nyege Nyege event organizers apologise to fans over poor accommodations
According to the team, the service provider contracted to secure accommodation at the venue failed to deliver their promise to the disappointment of the fans.
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Nyege Nyege 2022: Revelers express mixed reactions after Day one
The toilets, too, were a comical display of insipid incompetence and appalling carelessness
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Uber and Bolt to face regulatory hurdles in Kenya
Kenya’s National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is now replaying the Tanzania script with a regulation that enforces an 18% commission cap for all ride-hailing companies in the country. This time, Uber is not quiet;…
