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Child offenders law tested as eight students are linked to school fire

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From Guerrilla fighter to President: Museveni's 40-year political journey

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Marsabit thirst: Women forced to trek miles as water sources dry up

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Will Winnie Odinga, the daughter of legacy, carry his torch?

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When medicine fails: How antibiotic resistance nearly took Dr Kariuki's life

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How biotech is transforming farming

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