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Thursday, September 4th, 2008 | ||
| • | Two Killed As Raiders Steal Cattle: Two people are reported to have been killed in Turkana Central by raiders on Wednesday. | |
| • | Prompt Police Action Averts Clash At Rally: Police fired in the air and rescued a matatu driver who had knocked down a cyclist headed to a political rally in Nakuru Town. | |
| • | Displaced Protest At Delay of Funds: Internally displaced people at Muchorwe in Molo District blocked a high-powered Government delegation to the area as they protested against delays in the disbursement of resettlement funds. | |
| • | Grain Farmers Fret Over Expected Loss: Maize and wheat farmers in the country's grain basket of the North Rift region have expressed fears of incurring heavy losses this season following erratic weather conditions and the increased cost of farm inputs and fuel. | |
| • | Lawyers Want Minimum Reforms: Lawyers on Wednesday revived the clamour for minimum reforms before a new constitution is enacted. | |
| • | VP's Wife Yet to Decide On Allowance: The Vice-President's wife is expected to make a decision on the proposed Sh400,000 monthly allowance on Thursday. | |
| • | Former Kenya-Re Finance Boss in Court Over Fraud: A former executive of a State corporation was on Wednesday charged with fraud and abuse of office. | |
| • | Pattni Denies Knowledge of Libyans: Goldenberg architect Kamleshi Pattni on Wednesday denied introducing Libyan investors to Central Bank of Kenya to buy Grand Regency Hotel. | |
| • | Fiba Hands Under-18 Girls a Second Chance: Fiba, the world basketball governing body, has given Kenya under 18 girls basketball team a chance to participate in the Africa Junior championships set to start on October 2 in Tunisia. | |
| • | Port to Auction Containers And Cars: Kenya Ports Authority plans to auction 1,000 containers and 700 unclaimed cars. | |
| • | Let's Reject Another Bomas Circus: Even as we enjoy the peace, we must never forget we are only enjoying a truce. | |
| • | Power Feud Raises Fear of Higher Bills: A new round of power price increases could be in the offing following a battle between the power generator and distributor over the sharing of revenue from bulk sales. | |
| • | From Rubbish Dump to Cabbage Patch: Rubbish is everywhere in Kibera, Africa's largest slum, just a few kilometres from the centre of Nairobi. It lies not just between the ramshackle dwellings, but often underneath them, rendering them vulnerable to collapse in times of flood. | |
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