Nanyuki Residents Protest Planned Ebola Quarantine Facility

Residents of Nanyuki have voiced strong opposition to plans for an Ebola quarantine and isolation facility in the town, staging protests and demanding that authorities reconsider the proposed location. While health officials insist the center is essential for disease preparedness and poses no danger to nearby communities, concerns among locals continue to fuel debate over the project. Highlights Nanyuki residents protested plans to establish an Ebola quarantine facility. Demonstrators cited concerns about...

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Nanyuki Residents Protest Planned Ebola Quarantine Facility

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KENYA

High Court Suspends Kenya-US Ebola Quarantine Plan

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Shock In Kibra As Woman Suffers Severe Burns Over Political Support Claims

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DCP calls for resignation of Murkomen and censure Ogamba

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Reasons Why Fuel Prices Keep Rising in Kenya

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AFRICA

Chaos in DR Congo as Angry Residents Burn Ebola Treatment Tents

Tensions boiled over in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo after furious residents attacked and burned Ebola treatment tents following a dispute over the...

DR Congo Cancels World Cup Camp Over Deadly Ebola Outbreak

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Tension Rises as Ghana Pulls Citizens Out of South Africa Over Xenophobic Attacks

Ghana has announced plans to evacuate 300 of its citizens from South Africa following a surge in anti-immigrant protests that have left many foreign...

Ethiopian marathon runner Melese dies aged 36

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Tensions Rise as Russian Drone Hits Residential Building in Romania

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Cambodia Orders Africans To Leave Before May 31

African nationals living in Cambodia are facing mounting uncertainty after authorities announced that foreigners currently benefiting from immigration waivers must leave the country before...

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BUSINESS

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How Meta Landed in a Massive Legal Battle

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Beginner’s Blueprint: How to Start Forex Trading in Kenya

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Top Countries Paying the Highest Salaries

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Why Market Trends Are Pushing More Investors Toward Binance

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Stock Market Explained: How People Make Money Buying and Selling Shares

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LIFESTYLE

Doctors Warn: Social Media Risks for Teens Now Rival Smoking

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5 Tiny Habits That Slowly Damage Even the Strongest Relationships

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Shift to Implants Sparks Concern as Condom Uptake Declines in Kenya

A new report has sparked concern across Kenya’s health sector after revealing a continued drop in condom use for the second consecutive year. While...

HEALTH AND FITNESS

Health Alert in Brazil After Two Individuals Show Ebola-Like Symptoms

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WORK AND STUDY

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IMMIGRATION

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