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Binyavanga Wainanina is an evangelist, and it does not matter whether or not you believe in his gospel – of books and writing – he delivers his message forcefully and convincingly.
At a seemingly neglected corner of Nairobi, just beyond the Railways bus terminus, rests one of Kenya’s priceless historical treasures.
When the Syokimau train service was launched in November last year, its major aim was to ease traffic on Mombasa Road.
Denise Tudor Whelan is busy scrolling through her computer in search of a photograph of her daughters Olivia, 17, and Beth, 15, when she inadvertently opens the wrong file.
“I have an urgent message from God that I urgently need to pass to the most Holy Father – the Pope. A message of moral reforms in the Catholic Church!”
In a busy neighbourhood in Nairobi’s Buru Buru estate, a furniture business is evolving.
Two hyenas paid the ultimate price and conceivably saved the lives of a dozen Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldiers during the military’s incursion into Somalia.
Tucked in a corner of a local newspaper was a story headlined: “British paratroopers to train Kenyan rangers to Kenyan rangers.”
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