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Crime, Courts & Investigations - (22/07/2009 )
‘Friendly’ fires that consume billions at the coast
Pieces of mangled metal gates in front of white, roofless and door less villas resemble deserted pedestals of sun worshippers. ... Read More
 
Guns alone aren’t enough to guard water
Seven years ago, the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) raised alarm over a new kind of terrorist threat forcing security agents worldwide to hastily review their security watch list. ... Read more
 
Seers exploit family over missing relative
It has been a decade of pain and exploitation for the two widows and their children as they search for their loved one. ... Read more
 
Keeping tabs on the world
Three momentous events in the past month have brought out the best of the analytical minds in neti to engage in very enlightening discourses. ... Read more
 
Battle on who should inherit
Q: My uncle died recently leaving behind some properties within Nairobi and upcountry. All of a sudden, some 13 children have emerged to stake their claim on his estate, alleging they were his. How does the court go about an issue like this, because I imagine that is where my Aunt is headed to protect her wealth? ... Read more
 
Holidaymakers’ paradise ridden with controversy
Malindi, which is regarded as Kenya’s "Small Italy" has for decades acted as a magnet, drawing the super rich, the famous and some outlaws from all over the world. ... Read more
 
Home for ex-convicts
A spruced-up garden with flowers of different scents and colours welcomes visitors at the house. Inside, rooms with sparkling floors and rows of neatly made beds captures one’s eyes. ... Read more
 
A drunkard’s blunder
One early morning in March 2001 at around 3am, a commotion arose in a bar in Isiolo town, Eastern Kenya. ... Read more
 
Deal that cost a marriage
Being admitted to a university is usually a dream that many people harbour. However, with the soaring number of high school leavers, the vacancies at the universities are limited and those who cannot afford to pay university fees for parallel degree programmes opt to join tertiary colleges. But the competition for chances in these colleges is equally stiff. ... Read more
 

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