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Pierre Saslawsky and Merrit Grooms
celebrate their arrival in Nyeri after covering
over 15,000kms of their intended 120,000kms
global tour on motorbikes. The French couple
crossed the Sahara desert from Tunisia into
Sudan, Ethiopia and finally into Kenya. They
rode to Nyeri through the rough Marsabit-Isiolo
road. They will proceed to Tanzania and South
Africa and then fly to South America. The couple
say they are in love with the country and would
stay longer to enjoy the scenery and the
hospitability of her people.
Photo/Martin
Telewa. |
Top law firms face Goldenberg
probe
Seven of Kenya's most
distinguished law firms have been asked to appear
at the Goldenberg inquiry because they might be
mentioned adversely in the multi-billion shilling
scandal. |
- Shedding light on caves of slavery
A row of
coral stone caves lines the Kenyan South Coast,
offering a glimpse into a dark part of the
country's history.
- No longer an unsung hero
Women may be
their own worst enemies, as the saying sometimes
goes, but they can also be their own best
friends.
- Weak script dilutes skillful
acting
Movie
enthusiasts have something local to savour this
weekend with the screening of Albert Wandago's
new film, Naliaka is Going, which
premiered at the Nairobi Cinema on Wednesday.
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