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MATHIU: My plan on how to reduce road carnage

Sheila (Hellena Waithera) and Andrew (Derrick Amunga) in Dereck Benfield’s farce, ‘Look Who’s Talking?’ Photo/KAMAU MUTUNGA

US singer Donna Summer performs on stage during the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo Spektrum on December 11, 2009. Donna Summer died in Florida aged 63 on May 17, 2012 after a battle against cancer. Photo/AFP

Donna Summer dead from cancer

Marine divers fit the East African Marine Cable System fibre optic cable at the coastal town of Mombasa. Photo/FILE

Teams faults its service provider

PHOTO | FILE | AFP South African president Jacob Zuma.

SA won't bully its way to AU top job

Kenya Pipeline players celebrate after scoring a point against FAP from Cameroon during their Africa Women’s Volleyball Club Championship match at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani on May 17, 2012. Pipeline won 3-0 to set up a dream final against compatriots Prisons. Photo/MOHAMMED AMIN

Africa trophy stays in Kenya

OBBO: How Kenya’s Asian and white tribes can save

Nearly all indices have gone up since January, with the 20-Share Index, which tracks the performance of the most traded stocks, regaining 18pc of its value.

Make money from the stock market

The Land Act, which will overhaul and streamline land management, has come under sharp criticism from a section of the civil society, which argues that it contravenes the Constitution and the National Land Policy.

Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta (left) with his Foreign Affairs colleague Sam Ongeri after a meeting in Nairobi on May 17, 2012. Photo/NATION

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G-7 in election plan to force run-off vote

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The G7 alliance is working on plans of marshalling a combined 14 millions votes during...

Mudavadi resigns as minister, joins UDF

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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Facebook is to make the richest-ever share offering for a technology firm, raking in billions of dollars it could wield to dethrone Google as king of the Internet May 18, 2012.

Facebook sets richest tech IPO in motion

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Facebook on Friday is to make the richest-ever share offering for a technology firm, raking...

Politics

Former Tourism minister Najib Balala formally joined the backbench in Parliament when he was picked to sit in a parliamentary committee May 17, 2012.

Balala joins backbench in new role

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Former Tourism minister Najib Balala Thursday formally joined the backbench in Parliament...

News

The body of an AP officer lies outside a residence in Embakasi estate, Nairobi on May 17, 2012. Photo/BILLY MUTAI

AP officer shoots woman, kills self in Embakasi

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An Administration Police officer on Thursday night shot a woman before turning the gun on...

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Farce and fact

Sheila (Hellena Waithera) and Andrew (Derrick Amunga) in Dereck Benfield’s farce, ‘Look Who’s Talking?’ Photo/KAMAU MUTUNGA

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