Police Commissioner Hussein Ali
June 30, 2009
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Palaver – 01/07/09
June 30, 2009
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First there was colonialisation then Anglicisation of our culture and names. Kenya has had three ambassadors with names that would make you think they are from the America or Britain They are Michael Josiah, Green Josiah and Frost Josiah.
Read MoreA slide down memory lane did not seem out of the ordinary for these motorcyclists at Kisii Staff Training School when they took a break from the…
June 30, 2009
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Participants at Kenya Secondary School Heads Association conference at Wildwaters, Mombasa on Tuesday. [PHOTO: 0mondi 0nyango/STANDARD]
June 30, 2009
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Marriage not the philosophers stone for Catholic clergy
June 30, 2009
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The Catholic Church has known turbulent times since its beginnings over 2,000 years ago. Having been the first Christian movement, it has experienced most of the difficulties Christianity has undergone. She has undergone schism and mass exodus of her priests and faithful to other denominations and faiths.
Read MoreWe are at the mercy of criminals
June 30, 2009
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The insecurity in the country reminds me of the cheap James Hadley Chase thrillers I used to snap up as a teenager. With my due apologies to my former math teacher, the novels were so addictive that I would cut classes just to gobble up a paperback in one sitting.
Read MoreThieves try to steal livestock in Kamiti
June 30, 2009
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An attempt by thugs to raid a maximum security prison and steal livestock was thwarted when guards shot and killed one of the men.
Read MoreYet another kidnap; thugs demand Sh1m
June 30, 2009
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Thugs shot and seriously wounded a man as they abducted a 15 year-old boy in Nairobis Saika Estate in another case of the chilling crime.
Read MoreWhy tourism industry is not alarmed by flu
June 30, 2009
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Tourism industry players have downplayed effects of the confirmed case of Swine Flu on the sector.
Read MoreWetangula roots for prisoner exchange deal
June 30, 2009
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Foreign Affairs Minister Moses Wetangula wants China to consider a prisoner exchange programme to allow Kenyan convicts in China serve sentences locally.
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