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2.Address decline in girl-child performance (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
Results of last years Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education released yesterday by Education Minister Sam Ongeri marked great disparities between boys and girls.
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3.Sh11 m boost to Bamburi Series (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
The Bamburi Rugby Super Series will involve all the three East African countries according to tournament chairman Aggrey Chabeda.
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4.We will never agree on when life begins (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
It is really far past time to clear the air of the smog that obscures and confuses debates about abortion. Among the chief obfuscations and confusions is the claim that we do not know when human life begins. This frequently takes the form of claiming t...
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5.Scrap metal exports enrich receiving country (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
The Association of Battery Manufacturers (ABM) has renewed calls on the Government to ban scrap metal exports.
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Haiya!'s Valentine's weekend entertainment guide (www.haiya.co.ke)As Kenyans usher in the weekend of love, Haiya! previews some of the gigs that are set to rock the city and its catchment.
Tony Nyadundo at New Deepwest
The King of Ohangla, Tony Nyadundo will tonight and Saturday night be the main act at Deepwest Restaurant in Nairobi West. On Sunday night, the club will host a rhumba music fiesta featuring General Defao, Super Mazembe and Rhumba Japan. -
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Jamaican Reggae gospel artist Stitchie, Mavuno (www.haiya.co.ke)Jamaican gospel reggae star, Stitchie performed at the Mavuno Dome, South C on Sunday 14 February.
Stitchie who is well known for his collaboration with secular reggae artist Elephant in the song titled "What a Mighty God we serve" shared the stage with local artist DNA, and Rufftone -
8.Manual vs automatic: What’s the best deal? (www.nation.co.ke)
Much has been said about which is the more superior transmission in a car: manual or automatic.
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9.Breakfast: Why your child should not be drinking tea (www.nation.co.ke)
Last week, a 35-year-old mother of three came to me concerned about her five-year-old boy with eczema. During the consultation, I asked her what she gave her son for breakfast.
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10.Ramadhan: Have a taste of Oman (www.nation.co.ke)
It is interesting to note that our series of articles on Ramadhan are generating more interest from readers across the borders. This week, we share the experiences of a Kenyan reader, Asin Lalji Nurani, who lives in Muscat, Oman.
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11.What does the law say about child custody? (www.nation.co.ke)
I have been out of the country for two years pursuing my PhD. Before I left, the mother of my two children and I had already separated and we were not on speaking terms.
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12.How a father should write his memoirs (www.nation.co.ke)
"I Knew, as I huddled beside Ma’s shellac-shined brown sealed coffin, that I had no option but to do a masterpiece sequel ... or be damned."
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13.An albino’s burden is not skin deep (www.nation.co.ke)
Albinism is an inherited disorder resulting in little or no production of melanin, a pigment which determines the colour of the skin, hair and eyes.
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14.My theory: House helps don’t help (www.nation.co.ke)
When I was expecting my first child, I was still in college and therefore didn’t feel like I needed a house help.
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15.Married at age nine, in exchange for miraa (www.nation.co.ke)
Halima Dima is a determined woman. She has resolved to shield her daughter from having the kind of life she had while growing up.
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16.Focus turns to the poor rural market (www.nation.co.ke)
For Telecom operators, there is little space for growth in urban areas, but plenty of scope in the rural areas.
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17.Employees are internal customers (www.nation.co.ke)
Ask a colleague to define a customer and they will probably say it is the person who brings business to the company.
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18.When environment means business (www.nation.co.ke)
Sustainable business combines economy and ecology. John McConnell who aptly expressed it
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19.Poetic license (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
There has been a lot of talk and non-constructive criticism about poets and the burgeoning poetry culture in Nairobi. Bloggers and columnists (most likely still weaning themselves from the Moi era) have slammed the trend calling it a pub fad and claimi...
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20.Tinga Ling-A Ling, We Sing (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
Four am last Friday, and some patriotic miros were already drifting into Uhuru Park, to check out the 'Promulgation show'. In Coasto, it was a different storo. They said the 'drizzly skies' kept the crowds away. Truth is, Coast folks go home from vilab...
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21.XYZee: Packing no punches (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
Santos
Pulse: What do you think of Lexxy's dreadlocks?
Santos: They look like those of Mau Mau fighters. He could as well pass for one. -
22.Musyoka's Midas touch (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
Award winning Eric Musyoka is a trained sound engineer and producer renowned for producing several chart busters, writes CAROLINE NYANGA
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23.Reggae high priest set for Kenya shows (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
Veteran Jamaican reggae singer Anthony B will thrill Kenyans next week in two big shows slated for Mombasa and Nairobi. The singer, known for his righteous lyrics and positive attitude, will perform next Saturday at the New Big Tree in Mombasa and the ...
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24.King of Mugithi speaks (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
One-man guitarist Mike Rua, known for his lewd lyrics and guitar skills, tells DAVID ODONGO about his musical experience
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25.Anthony B is scheduled to thrill his fans in Kenya. (www.standardmedia.co.ke)
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