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Health
A young boy undergoing circumcision the traditional way. Circumcision for adolescent boys is conducted as a rite of passage from boyhood to manhood in many Kenyan societies.
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Business
Ngenye Kariuki investors in the dark as CMA awaits broker's revival
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has extended the statutory management period of Ngenye Kariuki & Company Ltd, and maintai...more
Sports News
Jepkosgei does it for Africa
The IAAF Continental Cup in Split, Croatia opened on Saturday night with Olympics, world and Africa silver medallist, Janeth ...more
Today's magazine
Crazy Monday
The lying suitors It is a Saturday afternoon. Mike is busy in Ernest's house making a few changes here and there. He places his own two recent photos beside the bed. He has replaced Ernest's Greatwall television with a coloured LG belonging to Silas.
ICC to summon key personalitiesKenya erupts into chang'aa, busaa party on day oneKiswahili no longer a laughing matter for MPsEra of PCs, DCs and chiefs endsWe knew about Bashir's visit, says RutoInside secret world of child sex tradeWhy 2012 won't be an easy rideChang'aa now legal but must be bottledState dismisses 'death call' SMS alerts as hoaxLeaders fault State as Ngei's wife is buriedZain trades words with Safaricom as Yu cuts pricesCounty RevolutionHow Bashir was sneaked into Kenya New laws: What Cabinet agreedSPOT THE DIFFERENCE? The results couldn’t have been better for these farmers at Got Nanga in Siaya. The yellowish and stunted maize on the left was planted where no lime was applied as opposed to the healthy crop on the right. [PHOTO: BENJAMIN SAKWA/STANDARD]Why the buck stops with KibakiMilitary DisplayFormer presidents stranded for 30 minutesUnofficial anthem for the Second Republic unveiledNew KCB shares start tradingKenya's Big DayCensus: Here are the numbersFather slays wife, children in KisumuIt's show of might as ecstatic Kenya ushers in new eraKenya ready for new constitution at historic feteGet the order of events at Uhuru park as Kibaki promulgates new lawsHow Bashir was sneaked into Kenya Unofficial anthem for the Second Republic unveiledCensus and the question of tribePassing of new law redefining moment for Kibaki presidency
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