Saturday, 21st November 2009

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Your Say

I We need to be careful how we go about this. In politics we have differnt players; those who never see anything positive in life and those willing to bring change in life. All we need to do is support the positive. The public could be empowered to recall the MPS if they are not delivering. Howeve ...

Lawrence Sang Jkuat, Kenya

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Health

A user is injected with narcotic drug intravenously. Women leaders want more rehabilitation centres established in all provinces to curb the menace. Photo: File/Standard

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Strange disease kills 10 cows, a goat

EAPCC in war against malaria

State to appeal for HIV/Aids funds

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Burnout: the signs and symptoms

When your child is deaf

Hospitals breeding diseases

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