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Trucks waiting to collect rejected fuel from the Kenya Pipeline Company.
Fear over sale of dirty Super Petrol
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Eugene Wamalwa and Uhuru Kenyatta with their spouses at the launch of TNA
Wamalwa: I am not Uhuru’s running mate
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Kalonzo meets Martin Luther King Jnr (Left). [Photo:VPPS]
Kalonzo In US
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Kalonzo with senator David Hann. [Photo:VPPS]
Kalonzo in US
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Kalonzo with Martin Luther King Jnr(Centre) [Photo:VPPS]
Kalonzo in US
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DPM Uhuru Kenyatta during the launch of TNA at KICC [Photo: Standard]
Uhuru Kenyatta during launch of TNA
- Generous medics bring healing to remote Golbanti
- Overcoming Aids stigma to help victims cope
- Kenyans peculiar habits come with consequences
- Rain in Nairobi causing misery downstream
- Fishermen net explosive catch instead of fish
- Garbage choking Eldoret town
- Filmmakers capture local events on camera
- Panic over suspected eruption of dormant volcano
- Remote control gadget to open, close doors
- Wiping away tears, bringing joy to mothers
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Oil exploration firm headed to Nyakach next
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Minister takes on colleagues over report
Housing Minister Soita Shitanda wants a report on the alleged mismanagement of Constituency Development Funds (CDF) by Members of Parliament made public.
Government fails to utilise Sh251.5 billion
Kenya may not attain Vision 2030 goals due to failure to utilise development funds, Ms Agnes Odhiambo, Controller of Budget said.
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Rangers risks closing shop when KPL resumes
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In burial disputes, law favours widows
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Overcoming Aids stigma to help victims cope
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Booming trade in buying ‘seed’ and renting wombs
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