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Sunday, September 12, 1999
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Moi chastised for shifting stance on
constitutional review
President Moi was yesterday asked to stop shifting positions on the stalled
constitutional review process. Two leading protestant church leaders and
Democratic Party legislator Matere Keriri said the President's recent statements
appeared to suggest he was reneging on earlier commitments to have the
Constitution reviewed.
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Nairobi bomb blast survivors cry foul
About 500 survivors of last year's Nairobi bomb blast yesterday protested the
"misuse" of funds meant for their medical and general upkeep.
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Asian families deserting Kenya for the West
Kenyan Asian families are quietly leaving the country for the UK, Canada, the US
and Australia, according to The Economist.
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Reshuffle was Moi's big political blunder
What is clear now is that President Moi made a major
political miscalculation. For someone who is seen as a grand master of the political
game, President Moi's decision to not to go ahead with the cabinet cuts for
whatever reasons, will almost certainly go down as a political blunder.
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 Visual Seventh Day Adventist officials Caroline Muthoka (left), Julie Ogoye and Douglas Sidialo during yesterday's meeting of victims of last year's August 7 bomb, in Nairobi's Uhuru Park. About 500 survivors of the blast protested against "misuse" of funds meant for their medical and general upkeep
(Picture by PAUL WAWERU)
Chief Justice: Let us have a credible choice
For understandable reasons, attention all week has been on the Cabinet and the
Civil Service, where a bizarre reshuffle has been carried out. With that over, what
remains now is to fill the vacancy left by the late Chief Justice Zacchaeus Chesoni.
Mourners chased away in three-year burial row
The burial of a woman whose body has been in Machakos District Hospital
mortuary for the past three years was on Friday stopped at the eleventh hour, after
her estranged husband chased mourners away.
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