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Mahindra Starts Assembling Vehicles in Kenya's Mombasa
Automaker Mahindra & Mahindrahas started assembling two of its small commercial trucks in Kenya, it said on Monday, becoming the latest global carmaker to start operations in East Africa's richest economy. Mahindra's entry follows that of French carmaker Peugeot SAand Germany's Volkswagen AG, both of which announced resumption of local assembly in ...
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Kenya Seizes Nearly 2 Tonnes Of Ivory From Shipment Bound For Cambodia
Kenyan officials seized nearly two tonnes of smuggled ivory after recalling a shipment en route to Cambodia following intelligence that it contained illegal cargo, a tax official said.
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Rannvijay Singh Says He is Set To Become a Father in an Adorable Post
Rannvijay, who is currently hosting reality TV show MTV Splitsvilla Season 9 with Sunny Leone, married Prianka in Mombasa, Kenya on April 14 in 2014
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3 Women In Burqas Attack Kenyan Police Station, Stab Cop; Killed
Three women in burqas tricked their way into a Mombasa police station where they stabbed one officer and set fire to the building with a petrol bomb before being shot dead, an officer and a witness said today.
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Kenya Charges 4 Women With Recruiting For Islamist Militants
Three Kenyan women and one Tanzanian have been charged with conspiring to recruit Kenyans for the ISIS al Shabaab, a charge sheet issued by a courthouse in Mombasa showed today.
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Air France Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Kenya After Suspicious Object Found: Police
An Air France flight from Mauritius diverted and safely made an emergency landing at Kenya's port city of Mombasa after its crew alerted its captain to a suspicious device in one of its toilets, Kenya's head of police said today.
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Air France Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Kenya After Bomb Alert
An Air France flight from Mauritius to Paris was forced to make an emergency landing in Kenya on Saturday night after a suspicious package was found on board, Kenyan police said.
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Kenya Says Son of a Government Official Was Among Gunmen in Garissa Attack
The son of a Kenyan government official was one of the masked gunmen who killed nearly 150 at a university last week, the interior ministry said on Sunday, as Kenyan churches hired armed guards to protect their Easter congregations.
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5,000 Chinese Workers in Kenya a Threat to Wildlife
A Kenyan consumer lobby group says that 5,000 Chinese nationals who are coming to Kenya for the construction of a railway line pose a threat to the country's elephants.
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Kenya Charges Nine Foreigners Including Two Indians Over 377-Kg Heroin Haul
Nine foreign nationals were charged in a Kenyan court on Thursday with trafficking the biggest ever single seizure of drugs at the Indian Ocean port of Mombasa.
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Tourist Shot Dead in Kenya Was A German: Police
Kenyan police said on Friday a female tourist shot dead in the coastal city of Mombasa was from Germany, the second such killing of a foreign visitor by gunmen there this month.
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Kenya Police Probe Hate Speech Leaflets After Port Shootings
Kenyan police said on Monday they were hunting gunmen who killed four people in an apparent ethnic revenge attack and dropped leaflets demanding minorities leave the port city of Mombasa.
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Kenyan Governor Accused of Links to Tourist Coast Massacres
The governor of Kenya's coastal region of Lamu appeared in court on Wednesday on allegations of links to a spate of massacres, with the prosecution requesting more time to complete investigations.
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At Least 21 Killed in New Attacks in Kenyan Coastal Region
At least 21 people have been killed in new attacks in Kenya's Lamu coastal region, the area where some 60 people were massacred last month, Kenyan authorities said Sunday.
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Kenya Makes Huge Ivory Seizure
Kenya's embattled wildlife service announced on Thursday the discovery and seizure in the port city of Mombasa of a huge haul of ivory from at least 114 poached elephants.
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Mahindra Starts Assembling Vehicles in Kenya's Mombasa
Automaker Mahindra & Mahindrahas started assembling two of its small commercial trucks in Kenya, it said on Monday, becoming the latest global carmaker to start operations in East Africa's richest economy. Mahindra's entry follows that of French carmaker Peugeot SAand Germany's Volkswagen AG, both of which announced resumption of local assembly in ...
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Kenya Seizes Nearly 2 Tonnes Of Ivory From Shipment Bound For Cambodia
Kenyan officials seized nearly two tonnes of smuggled ivory after recalling a shipment en route to Cambodia following intelligence that it contained illegal cargo, a tax official said.
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Rannvijay Singh Says He is Set To Become a Father in an Adorable Post
Rannvijay, who is currently hosting reality TV show MTV Splitsvilla Season 9 with Sunny Leone, married Prianka in Mombasa, Kenya on April 14 in 2014
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3 Women In Burqas Attack Kenyan Police Station, Stab Cop; Killed
Three women in burqas tricked their way into a Mombasa police station where they stabbed one officer and set fire to the building with a petrol bomb before being shot dead, an officer and a witness said today.
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Kenya Charges 4 Women With Recruiting For Islamist Militants
Three Kenyan women and one Tanzanian have been charged with conspiring to recruit Kenyans for the ISIS al Shabaab, a charge sheet issued by a courthouse in Mombasa showed today.
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Air France Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Kenya After Suspicious Object Found: Police
An Air France flight from Mauritius diverted and safely made an emergency landing at Kenya's port city of Mombasa after its crew alerted its captain to a suspicious device in one of its toilets, Kenya's head of police said today.
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Air France Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Kenya After Bomb Alert
An Air France flight from Mauritius to Paris was forced to make an emergency landing in Kenya on Saturday night after a suspicious package was found on board, Kenyan police said.
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Kenya Says Son of a Government Official Was Among Gunmen in Garissa Attack
The son of a Kenyan government official was one of the masked gunmen who killed nearly 150 at a university last week, the interior ministry said on Sunday, as Kenyan churches hired armed guards to protect their Easter congregations.
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5,000 Chinese Workers in Kenya a Threat to Wildlife
A Kenyan consumer lobby group says that 5,000 Chinese nationals who are coming to Kenya for the construction of a railway line pose a threat to the country's elephants.
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Kenya Charges Nine Foreigners Including Two Indians Over 377-Kg Heroin Haul
Nine foreign nationals were charged in a Kenyan court on Thursday with trafficking the biggest ever single seizure of drugs at the Indian Ocean port of Mombasa.
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Tourist Shot Dead in Kenya Was A German: Police
Kenyan police said on Friday a female tourist shot dead in the coastal city of Mombasa was from Germany, the second such killing of a foreign visitor by gunmen there this month.
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Kenya Police Probe Hate Speech Leaflets After Port Shootings
Kenyan police said on Monday they were hunting gunmen who killed four people in an apparent ethnic revenge attack and dropped leaflets demanding minorities leave the port city of Mombasa.
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Kenyan Governor Accused of Links to Tourist Coast Massacres
The governor of Kenya's coastal region of Lamu appeared in court on Wednesday on allegations of links to a spate of massacres, with the prosecution requesting more time to complete investigations.
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At Least 21 Killed in New Attacks in Kenyan Coastal Region
At least 21 people have been killed in new attacks in Kenya's Lamu coastal region, the area where some 60 people were massacred last month, Kenyan authorities said Sunday.
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Kenya Makes Huge Ivory Seizure
Kenya's embattled wildlife service announced on Thursday the discovery and seizure in the port city of Mombasa of a huge haul of ivory from at least 114 poached elephants.
