Inside the Sunday Nation today: Why Ruto now backs Raila on referendum. http://epaper.nationmedia.com/
Worrying trend in police killings points to slow progress in reforms. http://bit.ly/2zW2ZCQ #NationNewsplex #DeadlyForce
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Worrying trend in police killings points to slow progress in
Number of people killed by police in the past 45 months peaked in 2017, shows Nation Newsplex database
Security tight as Migori goes to poll. http://bit.ly/2zWRJ9h
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Security tight as Migori goes to poll
Migori senate race is seen as a two-horse race between Ochillo Ayacko and Eddy Oketch.
Family relieved as head of kin killed in Narok clashes found. http://bit.ly/2BYBABw
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Head of man killed in Narok clashes found
Olmariko Sub-Location Assistant Chief Joseph Nkapiani says head was found by a herder.
Sossion: Teachers' strike on October 17. http://bit.ly/2zWnlfb
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Sossion: Teachers to strike on Oct 17
Sossion says TSC must end “punitive policies that are hurting the education sector”.
Tax evasion claim hits KRA boss Njiraini. http://bit.ly/2zW7zky
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Tax evasion claim hits KRA boss Njiraini
Tax evasion claims rock JohKRA boss Njiraini
Cameroon votes in presidential polls as conflict rages. http://bit.ly/2C0He68
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Cameroon votes in presidential polls as conflict rages
The violence has claimed the lives of at least 420 civilians.
Would you share your house with a paying guest? http://bit.ly/2C0GVZ2
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Would you share your house with a paying guest?
Thousands of visitors have been welcomed to various Kenyan homes.
Kenya to host key event as Japan pledges funding. http://bit.ly/2C4ElRM
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Kenya to host key event as Japan pledges funding
Other countries that will also contribute money are UK, Norway, Portugal, Fiji and South Africa.
Every four of 100 deaths in Kenya linked to alcohol use https://www.nation.co.ke/news/Every-four-of-100-deaths-in-Kenya-linked-to-alcohol-use/1056-4796096-12fbmm5/index.html
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Four of every 100 deaths in Kenya linked to alcohol use
Burden of disease and injuries caused by harmful use of alcohol is very high.
Kepsa calls for a clampdown on corruption and misuse of assets https://www.nation.co.ke/business/Kepsa-calls-for-a-clampdown-on-corruption/996-4795610-p7oydfz/index.html
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Kepsa calls for a clampdown on corruption and misuse of assets
Corruption and asset misappropriation tops economic crimes likely to occur at 72 per cent, says the private sector.
OJUANG: Aligning KPL calendar with football world was long overdue https://www.nation.co.ke/sports/talkup/Aligning-KPL-calendar-with-football-world-was-long-overdue/441392-4795950-ukx3gh/index.html
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OJUANG: Aligning KPL calendar with football world was long
Some people were of the suggestion that we stop the league for a full season.
Irungu's father says his son didn’t do it https://www.nation.co.ke/news/Joseph-Irungu-s-father-says-his-son-didn-t-kill-Monica-KimaniV/1056-4796142-h7017z/index.html
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Irungu's father says his son didn’t do it
Distraught parent said his son was a staunch Christian, a regular church-goer and even served in the choir.
HIV-positive mother donates liver to save her child's life https://www.nation.co.ke/lifestyle/health/HIV-positive-mother-donates-liver-to-save-her-childs-life/1954202-4796478-8bvidvz/index.html
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HIV-positive mother donates liver to save her child's life
The child had a terminal liver disease and would have died without the transplant.
We slow as we age, but may not need to slow too much https://www.nation.co.ke/lifestyle/health/We-slow-as-we-age-but-may-not-need-to-slow-too-much-/1954202-4796760-g59ojw/index.html
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We slow as we age, but may not need to slow too much
We cannot keep up with the kids or with our own previous bests.
MAINA: Who said women need to be bankrolled by men? https://www.nation.co.ke/lifestyle/Who-said-women-need-to-be-bankrolled-by-men/1190-4796520-dxi66pz/index.html
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MAINA: Who said women need to be bankrolled by men?
It is unfortunate that society keeps painting young successful women as "sponsor" beneficiaries.