KNUT happy with Uhuru directive on delocalisation
NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 16 - The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has welcomed the directive by President Uhuru Kenyatta requiring a review of delocalization of teachers. Speaking to Capital FM News,...
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Music icon Aretha Franklin dies at 76
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The war on graft goes notch higher – let the tidal wave come
Step by step, we are moving forward. Personally, I never thought we would see such action. I never believed we ...
Youth must take the lead in anti-graft fight
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Ukay Centre finally flattened as Taj Mall owner dares authorities
NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 16 - The Ukay Centre in Westland was finally flattened on Thursday, marking an end to what environmentalists termed as a monument...
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Chinese state-run tabloid defends Xinjiang clampdown
Beijing, China, Aug 13 - Tough security measures have prevented the restive Chinese region of Xinjiang...
Chinese man sets off explosive outside US embassy: police
Beijing, China, Jul 26 - A 26-year-old Chinese man set off a small explosive outside the US embassy...
China seizes 156 mammoth tusks in huge ivory haul
BEIJING, China, Jul 19 - Chinese customs authorities said they seized 156 prehistoric mammoth tusks...
