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The Sunday Post no. 1194

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1194 of August 24, 1958 Mr Selwyn Lloyd, British Foreign Secretary, said in the New york that the Anglo-American decision to suspend nuclear weapons tests conditionally for a year was "an important step forward". The next thing was to obtain political agreement with the Soviet Union for controls over the three powers' test suspension, he told reporters.
Date:: Agosti 24, 1958
August 24, 1958
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1289

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1289 of June 19, 1960 Strong objection was taken by the Kenya Meat Commission to the preamble to an official government statement outlining the terms of reference of the Board of inquiry which has been set up as a result of the recent disputes at the K.M.C's Athi River factory.
Date:: Juni 19, 1960
June 19, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1288

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1288 of June 12, 1960 A labour force of 180 men was under canvas at the Kenya Meat Commission's Athi River factory waiting to start work. This was after the K.M.C dismissed 1, 100 striking workers and started a recruiting drive.
Date:: Juni 12, 1960
June 12, 1960
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The Sunday Post no. 1196

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1196 of September 7, 1958 An article appeared which indicated that a split may be developing in the African nationalist political machine that has been constructed in Kenya very largely by the member for Nairobi Area, Mr. T. Mboya. We do not delude ourselves, however, that the African political leaders disagree on the main philosophy of their nationalism which is ultimate African domination of the Legislature and the Government. Currently they differ over detail, over land consolidation, for instance, the future of Kenyatta, the editorship of "Uhuru" and the power of Mboya. They may even break away from the basic machine but their basic philosophy is the same.
Date:: Septemba 7, 1958
September 7, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1200

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1200 of October 5, 1958 Special British Army patrols were posted in the areas of the main towns of Cyprus where British service families live, following the shooting of two service wives in Famagusta. Army patrols are being augmented by servicemen off duty living in these areas who have organised themselves into "viking patrols" around their homes.
Date:: October 5, 1958
Oktoba 5, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1201

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1201 of October 12, 1958 A United States rocket soared towards the Moon after conquering one of the major obstacles of space flight "Earth's Gravity." The initial success of the rocket, launched at the Cape Canaveral testing site and it represents a major advance for American scientists.
Date:: Oktoba 12, 1958
October 12, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1202

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1202 of October 19, 1958 Members of Britain's rightwing League of Empire Loyalists who are alleged to have been beaten up during the Conservative ( Government) Party's Annual Conference at Backpool are to take legal action.
Date:: October 19, 1958
Oktoba 19, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1199

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1199 of September 28, 1958 The labour party leaders in a new policy statement at Scarborough demanded that the Conservative Government should introduce legislation immediately to make the public practice of racial discrimination illegal.
Date:: September 28, 1958
Septemba 28, 1958
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1286

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1286 of May 29, 1960 A London publishing house asserted it had documents and a phograph to prove that Commander Lionel Crabb , a british frogman who disappeared in 1956, was now serving with the Soviet Navy. The firm said that a photograph smuggled out of Russia had been identified by his former wife Mrs.Margaret Crabb
Date:: Mei 29, 1960
May 29, 1960
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The Sunday Post no. 1189

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1189 of July 20, 1958 Mr. Michael Blundell, the minister of Agriculture, speaking at the Kenya Party Conference at the United Kenya Club stressed, in the light of the current Middle East situation the necessity of Kenya not to become so absorbed in its own local interests that "we tend to forget the tremendous world struggle which is taking place".
Date:: Julai 20, 1958
July 20, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1187

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1187 of July 6, 1958 The Russian Embassy in London denied the story of a British farm worker who said he had written a letter purporting to come to an American airman intending to drop an atom bomb in the North Sea.
Date:: Julai 6, 1958
July 6, 1958
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1279

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1279 of April 10, 1960 South Africa's Prime Minister , Dr.Hendrick Verwoerd , was shot twice , in the face and below the right eye and neck from almost point blank range as he was in the V.I.P box at the Union Exposition in the sight of 30, 000 people who minutes before had cheeered him as he officially opened the show. He was rushed to Johannesburg general hospital accompanied by his wife, a white man who was stated to be a farmer was arrested and taken to police headquarters.
Date:: April 10, 1960
Aprili 10, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1274

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1274 of March 6, 1960 The control tower at Agadir airbase, has been evacuated for safety reasons following a new earth tremor the first since the city crumbled in a devastating quake .War against disease , mad dogs , rats nad jackals continued in the ruins. Squads of sanitary workers armed with an estimated 800 tons of quicklime and disinfectants stepped up plans for large-scale spraying of the forbidden city which officials said would be sealed off by 5, 000 Moroccan troops for atleast 5 weeks.
Date:: March 6, 1960
Machi 6, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1269

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1269 of January 31, 1960 Commandos of weeping women were being sent to the barricaes inAlgiersby the psychological service of the French army. They were being sent to reinforce an appeal on Algiers Radio urging insurrectionists to go back to their homes.
Date:: Januari 31, 1960
January 31, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1284

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1284 of May 15, 1960 Jomo Kenyatta elected president of the proposed Kenya African National union when leaders of African political organisaations from all parts of Kenya met at Kiambu. Mr Oginga Odinga was elected vice president but the meeting appointed Mr. James Gichuru acting president.
Date:: May 15, 1960
Mei 15, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1283

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1283 of May 8, 1960 Mr Iain Macleod the colonial secretary said he fully endorsed the decision of the Governor of Kenya , Sir Ptrick Renison , that to release Jomo Kenyatta would be a danger to security in Kenya.
Date:: Mei 8, 1960
May 8, 1960
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The Sunday Post no. 1191

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1191 of August 3, 1958 The Colonial Secretary , Mr A. T. Lennox-Boyd, said during a colonial affairs debate in the House of Commons that a full scale constitutional conference in Kenya at the present time would not be a "good thing". Pointing out that he had attempted to hold a Round Table Conference last November the Colonial Secretary declared: "I see no evidence whatever that we would make any more progress than we did then".
Date:: Agosti 3, 1958
August 3, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1190

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1190 of July 21, 1958 President Eisenhower proposed to Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister that the permanent representatives on the United Nations Security Council meet to decide on conditions and a date for a summit conference on the Middle East. The proposal was made in a letter from the President handed to the Soviet ambassador, Mr. Mikhail Menshikov at the State department.
Date:: Julai 21, 1958
July 21, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1192

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1192 of August 10, 1958 "The United States nuclear powered submarine Nautilus has completed the first-ever submerged passage beneath the North Pole", the White House announced. The submarine which passed beneath the Pole last month, travelled 1, 830 miles under the ice in 96 hours from point Barrow to the Atlantic Ocean between Greenland and Spitsbergen.
Date:: August 10, 1958
Agosti 10, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1188

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1188 of July 13, 1958 Kenya Police laid ambushes and conducted searches in the Nairobi and Limuru areas on Friday evening after two gang incidents. Two tribal policemen went to the scene and the gang split up. One man fled in the direction of Spring valley and when a tribal policeman gave chase he drew a small calibre automatic pistol.
Date:: Julai 13, 1958
July 13, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1206

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1206 of November 16, 1958 Following the two Sunday Post articles exposing the prolific growth of get-rich-quick, incompetent driving schools, the Royal East African Automobile Association introduced driving tests for the instructors of driving schools. This admirable move has had the effect of causing the few competent driving school instructors to take the tests whilst the incompetent have continued to swindle the gullible public.
Date:: Novemba 16, 1958
November 16, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1203

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1203 of October 26, 1958 A recent issue of the East African Medical Journal shows that the primitive Kisii practice of trephination of the skull is being closely watched by the medical profession in Kenya. The operation is performed without an anaesthetic, with the patient either lying down or sitting on a stool. Close relatives are used as an assistant, both hold the patient and to retract the skin to give good access to the bone. The patients do not cry out but if they do, they are not allowed to stop the operation once it has commenced. But the patient may be given a rest and the operation resumed later.
Date:: October 26, 1958
Oktoba 26, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1204

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1204 of November 2, 1958 Seven more men found alive after being entombed for nine days in Springhill's disaster mine in Nova Scotia. The seven were located after rescue parties heard tapping and voices some 13, 000 feet from the pithead.
Date:: November 2, 1958
Novemba 2, 1958
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1268

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1268 of January 24, 1960 Dr. Thurgood Marshall , American adviser to the African group at the Kenya talks in London , was quoted ina Baltimore Sun dispatch from London as "warning" of the possibility of a new uprising in Kenya "that nobody can control anymore than they could control the Mau Mau ".The dispatch added that Mr Marshall said a revoult might occur if the constitutional meeting ended with what Kenyans considered to be an "imposed " constitution.
Date:: January 24, 1960
Januari 24, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1271

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1271 of February 14, 1960 Exactly a month ago , the Governor declared an end to the seven-year state of emergency in Kenya .This move was preceded by many warnings from official and unofficial sources alike that the already overcrowded centres of employment would become flooded with job seekrs , spivs , and political and social undesirables. The immediate effect of this lifting to pass control regulations has been a heavy increase of unemployment and umemployables.
Date:: Februari 14, 1960
February 14, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1270

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1270 of February 7, 1960 Nairobi's crime wave which reached it's peak in December and January was described by a senior police Officer as "the hand writing on the wall as far as the Police were concerned ". He said the crime situation was serious but the degree of seriousness was not high.
Date:: Februari 7, 1960
February 7, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1278

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1278 of April 3, 1960 British Somaliland is unexpectedly going to ask for full independence on the last day of June and for the right to form a union with Somalia on July 1. This is the gist of a motion that will be discussed at the first meeting of a newly-elected assembly on April 5.
Date:: Aprili 3, 1960
April 3, 1960
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The Sunday Post no. 1193

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1193 of August 17, 1958 Is the Kenya building and engineering industry capable of carrying out the 2 millions euro contract for the building of the new military base at Kahawa near Nairobi? Work on the cantonment was due to have started next April but it has now been postponed until June or July. There is considerable disquiet in the local building industry over the possibility that the contract may be awarded to a foreign firm.
Date:: Agosti 17, 1958
August 17, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1198

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1198 of September 21, 1958 Kenya civil servants are advised to be cautious when dealing with members of Legislative Council in a circular issued by Mr. W. F Coutts, the chief secretary. The circular states : "In the past cases have arisen where Civil Servants have mistakenly thought themselves to be under an obligation to furnish members of Legislative Council with official information, if asked to do so. This is not so. The correct channel for the communication of official matters to Members of Legislative Council, who require information on such subjects, is through the appropriate Minister and Civil Servants who are personally approached by Members in regards to these must courteously refuse to divulge information."
Date:: September 21, 1958
Septemba 21, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1195

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1195 of August 31, 1958 Stacey Walter Drury Colls, the Director of Civil Aviation, was sent to prison for two years in Nairobi by the acting Senior Resident Magistrate I. Rosen who found him guilty on three charges of theft, corruption and false accounting. He was acquitted on two other corruption charges. Mr. Rosen said that Colls was not a witness of truth and had given false, incredible and contradictory statements. He said he had no hesitation for his own greedy ends in tainting other people in the court and he did not think that Colls was entitled to sympathy.
Date:: August 31, 1958
Agosti 31, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1197

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1197 of September 14, 1958 Addressing the Federation of East African Chambers of Commerce and Industry at Mombasa, the Governor, Si Evelyn Baring, said that the prosperity of the trading community of "this primarily agricultural country depends largely on the prosperity and security of farmers of all communities." The Governor expressed the view that the President of the Federation Mr. Bachulal T. Gathani, had not shown "sufficient appreciation of the work farmers have done to develop the wealth of the country, often in most difficult circumstances."
Date:: Septemba 14, 1958
September 14, 1958
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1273

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1273 of February 28, 1960 Tear gas bombs were thrown in an effort to clear a crowd of about 2, 000 Africans who had followed Nairobi Elected Member Mr .T .J .Mboya from the African Stadium in Doonhom.The tear gas was not effective which lead the police officer incharge to allow the police riot squads to take charge leading to injuries to one rioter and one policeman.
Date:: Februari 28, 1960
February 28, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1276

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1276 of March 20, 1960 Forty-year-old Kantilal Ramji Mojaria , a former accounts clerk with The English Press Ltd, in Nairobi was sent to prison for four years by the senior Resident Magiatrate , Mr .A. L.Cram on four counts of stealing , fraudulent accounting and forgery when he was employed by The English Presss.
Date:: March 20, 1960
Machi 20, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1267

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1267 of January 17, 1960 Mr Tom Mboya and Group Captain L.R .Briggs , who represent extreme wings of African and European opinion on Kenya's future , arrived in London to attend the constitutional conference which will seek to draw up a new constitution for the country whose six million Africans want more say in the government.
Date:: January 17, 1960
Januari 17, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1275

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1275 of March 13, 1960 If the Britidh Government is unable to honour pledges made to Europena settlers in Kenya, why should it be assumeedd that they will be able to honour pledges given to the Masai? this question was posed during the week in a statement made by the newly-formed Masai united Front and signed by David Lemomo , the secretary general of the movement.
Date:: Machi 13, 1960
March 13, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1282

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1282 of May 1, 1960 The hidden hand of Mau Mau could be behind the campaign for the release of Jomo Kenyatta. The sudden emergence into the front rank of African politics of ex-detainees must in some degree, have altered the significance of the corfield, therefore, makes it impossible for the Government to release Kenyatta at the present time.
Date:: May 1, 1960
Mei 1, 1960
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The Sunday Post no. 1211

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1211 of December 21, 1958 An extra ordinary meeting of the European Civil Service Association on January 5 will be asked to endorse a vote of no confidence in the Director of Establishments passed by about 150 temporary and contract members of the Kenya Civil Service at an "indignation" meeting in Nairobi. The vote of no confidence was adopted because those present at Friday's private meeting believed the Director of Establishments, Mr. T. M , Skinner, produced a circular issued some days ago, to introduce 'drastic cuts' in the salaries of temporary and contract civil servants.
Date:: Desemba 21, 1958
December 21, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1212

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1212 of December 28, 1958 Capt. L. R. Briggs said, statements made by the Kenya delegates to the All African People's Conference in Ghana concerning the use of force and violence, coupled with reports of a new subversive organisation in Kenya should leave Government in no doubt as to the existence of a threat to peace law and order.
Date:: Desemba 28, 1958
December 28, 1958
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The Sunday Post no. 1210

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1210 of December 14, 1958 The United States Army announced that the search for the nose cone of an Army Jupiter missile which carried a monkey 600 miles into space has been given up. The announcement, six hours after the rocket took off, said although it made its flight successfully, there appeared to have been a "mishap" in the recovery gear in the nose cone.
Date:: December 14, 1958
Desemba 14, 1958
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1285

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1285 of May 22, 1960 At a meeting held at Eldoret the governing council of the Kalenjin Political Alliance passed a resolution laying claim to "all the former Kalenjin land in the White Highlands". The areas affected the Uasin Gishu , Trans Nzoia , part of the Nakuru district and Sotik
Date:: May 22, 1960
Mei 22, 1960
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The Sunday Post 1960 no. 1290

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper issue 1290 of June 26, 1960 For eight hours under the silent gaze of 1, 000 uninvited Kikuyu "guests" delegates claiming to represent 3, 000, 000 Kenya Africans hammered out agreement to form a new political party The Kenya African Democratic Union.
Date:: June 26, 1960
Juni 26, 1960
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The Weekly Review 1977 no. 129

Description:: ENGLISH: The Weekly Review newspaper issue 129 of August 1, 1977 Successful industrialization programme, Coast Provincial commissioner, Eliud Mahihu believes , must be accompanied by a vigorous expansion of the basic infrastructure which industry needs, such as improved communications, better water supplies, adequate housing, more power and urban amenities.
Date:: August 1, 1977
Agosti 1, 1977
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The Sunday Times 1986 no. 145

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Times newspaper issue 145 of February 16, 1986 The government's commitment to rapid economic growth as the only way of creating jobs for the people and improving their standards of living implies that managers must be more involved in actual economic activities rather than merely supervising such activities, since this kind of situation required heavy investment. The minister for Planning and National development Dr. Robert Ouko urged managers not to rely on foreign loans but to see available options to improve the budget of the government.
Date:: February 16, 1986
Februari 16, 1986
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The Sunday Times 1986 no. 159

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Times newspaper issue 159 of May 25, 1986 Between 2, 000 and 3, 000 Kenyan workers are declared invalid yearly through various effects of chemicals they use at work , the Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU) Secretary-General Justus Mulei said.He expressed the need for trade unionists and employers to look into means of allevating the problem.
Date:: May 25, 1986
Mei 25, 1986
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The Sunday Times 1986 no. 143

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Times newspaper issue 143 of February 2, 1986 A firm of auditors in Nairobi is allegedly helping businessmen to evade income tax and in the process the government is said to be losing millions of shillings. Subsequently , a Nairobi Asian businessman said to be a beneficiaries in the behind-the-scene deals, is reported to have fled the country , leaving unsettled tax arrears amounting to shs.2.5 million.
Date:: February 2, 1986
Februari 2, 1986
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The Sunday Times 1986 no. 144

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Times newspaper issue 144 of February 9, 1986 A new maize breed developed by researchers at University of Nairobi offers hope for curing chronic diabetes .According to researchers if diabetics consumer its flour, the breed contained protein content comparatively higher than that of maize or wheat.
Date:: Februari 9, 1986
February 9, 1986
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The Sunday Times 1986 no. 158

Description:: ENGLISH: The Sunday Times newspaper issue 158 of May 18, 1986 The Minisrt of Education and Technology to ontroduce a course in social education and ethics in all schools. The aim of the course is to teach responsible parenthood , instill good conduct to Kenyans beginning with young people in schools to enable them assume their responsibilities for the good of the nation.
Date:: May 18, 1986
Mei 18, 1986
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Sunday Times no. 237

Description:: ENGLISH: Sunday Times newspaper issue 237 of December 6, 1987 The Senate and Council of the University of Nairobi introduced tough readmission conditions for Nairobi University students as the university reopened. As a move to promote the welfare of the students, the Senate and the council said the worthy traditions of social and academic life on the campus would be stepped up through establishing internal student organisations in each university college. And the college students' organisations "shall not be dissolved except by resolution of the Senate and the Council."
Date:: Desemba 6, 1987
December 6, 1987
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Sunday Times no. 239

Description:: ENGLISH: Sunday Times newspaper issue 239 of December 20, 1987 A minister of State in the Office of the President Mr Justus ole Tipis has called on Kenyans to be patriotic and vigilant against anyone bent on threatening peace in the country. Mr Tipis reminded wananchi that they were the government because every government was made up of its people and hence every Kenyan was duty bound to safeguard our hard won Uhuru, Integrity and international respect.
Date:: December 20, 1987
Desemba 20, 1987
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Sunday Times no. 229

Description:: ENGLISH: Sunday Times newspaper issue 229 of October 11, 1987 His Excellency President Daniel arap Moi disclosed that some local chemists were importing drugs into the country and then re-exporting them to neighbouring countries at double the original prices. He said the government would deal severely with those involved and stressed that Kenya would not be made a transit point for illegal activities. Their licences would be cancelled if found out.
Date:: October 11, 1987
Oktoba 11, 1987
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