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Saturday, June 12, 1999
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Beatings spark waves of anger
A wave of outrage was yesterday directed at police who in many ways behave
exactly like brutes.
Rev.Timothy Njoya himself believes the two men, who clobbered him and broke his arm,
were policemen.
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Budget splits opinion
The donor community and financial analysts say the national budget was well
thought but will not balance.
It did not take into consideration austere government expenditure measures.
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Commission winds up hearing sessions
The Akiwumi Commission wound up yesterday after 11 months of hearing evidence
on the tribal clashes that rocked the country between 1991 and 1998.
The commission, which has sat for 194 days in Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu and
Nairobi, has been sued in the High Court by a former district officer and the Nakuru
Catholic Diocese.
Thank lawmakers, CJ tells man on death row
A man on death row was set free yesterday by Chief Justice Zacchaeus Chesoni
who told him to thank lawmakers for his life.
Francis Tobigo Naili was sentenced to death eight years ago for killing an
eight-year-old girl.
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NCEC co-convenor Davider Lamba consoles Rev.Timothy Njoya from his
hospital bed as the injured cleric reads the Nation
(Pic: Nation Photographer)
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