Tanzania's President John Magufuli has urged women to stop taking birth control pills, saying the country needs more people. bit.ly/2CFxHUk
Warming baby food in plastic harmful.
Doctors recommend using glass or stainless steel to warm food in the microwave. #HealthyNation http://bit.ly/2CJZdA2
Doctors recommend using glass or stainless steel to warm food in the microwave. #HealthyNation http://bit.ly/2CJZdA2
JUST BRENDA: I’m disgusted by my wife’s sleepwear bit.ly/2CHP5HL
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JUST BRENDA: I’m disgusted by my wife’s sleepwear
Thank God she isn't wearing that lingerie you so desire for anyone else.
Annan burial: Why Muturi was replaced as envoy https://www.nation.co.ke/news/politics/Kenneth-Lusaka-to-represent-Uhuru-at-Annan-burial/1064-4753034-q46797/index.html
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Annan burial: Why Muturi was replaced as envoy
Annan, the 2001 Nobel peace laureate, died on August 18 after a short illness.
MIGORI GOVERNOR Okoth Obado reports to Kisumu DCI offices for questioning over the murder of Rongo University student Sharon Otieno. bit.ly/2CIsQl7
Lawmakers in Tanzania have been banned by from entering parliament with fake nails and eye lashes. http://bit.ly/2QfuwFz
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Fake nails in Tanzania Parliament banned
Speaker bans lawmakers from entering parliament with fake eyelashes and nails
Raikkonen to leave Ferrari, return to Sauber at end of 2018 https://www.nation.co.ke/sports/motorsport/Raikkonen-to-leave-Ferrari-at-end-of-2018/464918-4753926-o9aw60/index.html
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Raikkonen to leave Ferrari, return to Sauber at end of 2018
The 38-year-old Raikkonen has started 287 grands prix, winning 20 since his debut in 2001.
MICHAEL OYAMO released unconditionally then rearrested in Homa Bay; county police commander Marius Tum says suspect to be charged in Nairobi. bit.ly/2CKRh1s
Walubengo: Is Communications Authority running out of options? bit.ly/2CGLgCY
Vaccines against HIV, malaria and tuberculosis unlikely – study https://www.nation.co.ke/lifestyle/health/Vaccines-against-HIV-malaria-and-tuberculosis-unlikely/1954202-4754004-cdwohm/index.html
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Vaccines against HIV, malaria and tuberculosis unlikely – study
They might not be fully protective but the imperfect vaccines could save lives, researchers say.