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Monday, May 1, 2000
From the Editor
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Officials silent as Moi goes to Britain
Kenya's President Moi flew to the United Kingdom on Saturday night without the
usual prior announcement by the Presidential Press Service.
Minister's 'fightback' cry draws protest
Cabinet Minister Shariff Nassir has warned that "blood will flow" if the religious-led
Ufungamano group dares to collect and collate views from Kenyans on
constitutional reform.
Top Knut brass living in luxury
Are the top officials of the Kenya National Union of Teachers steeped in wealth and
luxury while their members wallow in hardship?
Why have we Kenyans lost faith in ourselves?
It is a dusty drive into Nyeri, the Central Province headquarters. For long stretches
of the journey, we keep to the edge of the tattered remains of the road, anxious to
avoid a bumpy ride through patches that have the appearance of corrugated iron.
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A participant in this year's Vunja Mifupa games at the Carnivore
Restaurant, Nairobi, goes through the gruelling paces of one of the
events yesterday. The competition attracted 50 companies and was
sponsored by the Nation Media Group and eight other firms.
(Pic: PETER KARURI)
Bandit raid on nuns thwarted
Quick action by the Kenya police foiled a bandit attack on Catholic nuns at a
convent of the Katilu Catholic mission, Turkana District, on Friday night.
Plane crashes on lake
A DC-10 Cargo Aircraft today crashed into Lake Victoria after over-running the
runaway at Entebbe International Airport. The cargo aircraft which was coming from London crashed at 5.45 am. However, Mr John Nasasira, Ugandan minister of Works, Housing and
Communication said the crew was rescued immediately.
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