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Crime, Courts & Investigations - (19/08/2009 )
Journalists on the run
They have run out of ink, blood, breath and tears. Now they have no more options. They are on the run. And there is no hiding place. ... Read More
 
Trafficked girl, 10, slaving for Sh200
When a stranger exchanged pleasantries with the grandmother and offered to take the bubbling girl with him, no one raised a finger. ... Read more
 
Lost and found 28 years later
He left home a boy and returned with a wife and child. After disappearing for almost three decades, Mr Samuel Wesa Andayi received a rousing welcome when he returned home. For 28 years, he lived in Rift Valley province as his family in Western Kenya mourned, searched and prayed endlessly. ... Read more
 
Legal battles as victim suffers
On May 7, 2002, Julia Opondo and her daughter survived the worst accident of their lives. Seven years down the road, Opondo, 52, has struggled with lawyers to get compensation awarded by the court. ... Read more
 
Celebrating birthday in jail
There are three important occasions in life. The date of birth, wedding and when death strikes.I attended a birthday ceremony recently and saw how jubilant the children were. There was plenty of food and goodies. ... Read more
 
A million exiles as life becomes unbearable
After 20 years without a government, Somalia has earned the bogus distinction of having the highest number of exiles. With a population of about nine million people, 14 percent are scattered all over the world. ... Read more
 
In jail, tribe and class matter
A litany of complaints has emerged with warders demanding to be told what became of their lunch and out-of-station allowances. ... Read more
 
Death row quagmire continues
President Kibaki’s decision to commute the sentences of over 4,000 death row convicts to life imprisonment only deepens the legal quagmire. ... Read more
 
Is your file transfer infrastructure secure?
As we become more reliant on information technology for business and individual purposes, it is important we re-examine how we transfer data from one place to another. ... Read more
 

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