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It's too hypocritical to see how corruption is treated in Kenya by the
gorvernment . The one practiced by ordinary mwananchi is taken seriously
than one done by politicans,rich and well connected people.
My feeling is that corruption should be treated as the most dangerous crime
and should be p ... Nehemiah G. Ndungu, United States
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| 1. On Tuesday August 26, 2008, 22:50 PM , Apitherapy, United States wrote: | |
| For information on the medicinal use of bee products, go to www.apitherapynews.com
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| 2. On Monday August 25, 2008, 20:31 PM , Joseph Wangugi, United States wrote: | |
| I think that is a very good idea, Hear in the USA bee keeping is having problems because of chemicals used in the farms. They are killing bees. I think Kenya can produce honey like Uganda. Our government has the money but does not put it in good use. How come Uganda can export horny and we cannot.?
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