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Joho – No New Tuk Tuks Will Be Registered in Mombasa
[Nation] Mombasa County government has suspended registration of new tuk tuks in a bid to ease congestion.
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[Nation] Mombasa County government has suspended registration of new tuk tuks in a bid to ease congestion.
source: AllAfrica News: Kenya
[Nation] President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday cautioned development partners against using foreign aid to support policies that could destabilise nascent democracies.
source: AllAfrica News: Kenya
[Capital FM] Nairobi -Record Kenyan Premier League champions Gor Mahia departed for Pretoria, South Africa on Tuesday night ahead of their CAF Confederation Cup return leg after Nairobi Governor, Mike Sonko bailed them out, paying Sh4.2mn for flights, …
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[Nation] Seventy-one teachers have been kicked out of the teaching profession for misconduct, their employer has said.
source: AllAfrica News: Kenya
[Nation] University students have now turned to the National Assembly to reverse the new system of electing their leaders which took effect in 2016.
source: AllAfrica News: Kenya
[Nation] Congolese star musician Koffi Olomide’s planned concert tour of Kakamega during the forthcoming Devolution Conference hangs in the balance, as his controversial past conduct comes back to haunt him.
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[Nation] Four senior officials of Gor Mahia are facing arrest for disregarding court orders pay over Sh500,000 owed to a Nakuru hotel for accommodation services.
source: AllAfrica News: Kenya
[Nation] The Great Rift Valley Lodge was the unlikely setting last Friday for what could pass as the proverbial night of long knives for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.
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[News24Wire] Former president Robert Mugabe and his family left the official presidential residences in a terrible state, with leaking roofs, broken flush handles and unkempt tennis courts, a private newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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[News24Wire] Thousands of commuters will wake up on Wednesday to the nationwide bus strike that is set to kick off at 05:30 while taxi and rail operators are bracing for crowds and long queues.
source: AllAfrica News: South Africa